None of my bantam's have EVER laid a double yolker, but my red sex links lay them on a regular basis. I had to check them carefully before putting a few in the incubator to make sure I didn't accidentally put a double yoker in there, mostly because I have a heart attack with a single hatchling waiting on them... let alone knowing i'd probably be dooming twins.It's fine. We're goodyou don't have to apologize. I understand. And that's interesting. I guess I didn't think about the whole getting the laying thing figured out. I guess I forgot about that. Makes more sense than my guess haha. I guess I just figured that since they were meant to lay eggs specifically, that they would have more mess-ups than hens not meant for eggs specifically(which bantams normally aren't). But I wonder why I haven't seen a bantam hen(or pullet most likely) lay an egg with more than one yolk? Interesting....Maybe I'm just lucky haha. I have a few cochin bantam(and a cochin banty x mix banty roo pullet) and silkie pullets that so far haven't laid any double yolk eggs. But, neither have my silver campine pullets... Come to think of it, I haven't had any hens lay double yolk eggs in like 2 years. That's weird haha. Once again, interesting....Very interesting.
I know right?The suspense is killing me
it's killing me lol we are on lockdown. Hatch day is sunday
