Has anyone heard of Chicken (Rooster) trying to Mate with Guinea

[Barn Yard Birds]

I Have a Brred Rock Rooster and he keeps trying to get on my Guinea Girls and they kinda let him.
Now I know this is crazy but is it possible I will have chicken guineas??????

 

[Mixed flock enthusiast]

My two month old Orpington rooster keeps trying to mate with his brooder buddy a male Guinea. Male to male??

Two month old cockerels will try to mate with about anything. As will 3 mo olds. And 4 No olds… Your guinea might be tolerant for awhile, but will probably show his resentment eventually.

 

[bemba]

I was lucky enough to breed 2 of my own hybrids, hoping to breed more this season.

 

[Loka]

I Have a Brred Rock Rooster and he keeps trying to get on my Guinea Girls and they kinda let him.
Now I know this is crazy but is it possible I will have chicken guineas??????

My two month old Orpington rooster keeps trying to mate with his brooder buddy a male Guinea. Male to male??

 

[critters]

Yes, it is possible.
I had asked a similar question not long ago on the chicken forum and was told it is very possible
for the two to have 'guinea-chicks' but those babies would not be able to have babies.

 

[critters]

Back Yard Birds,
looked up my old post and you have to look at this page I was directed to...

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/263053/miracle-hello-guinea-chicken-crossbreed

I think it is a must see and proves yes, they can cross mingle!

 

[wingspan]

Not only can it happen, it's actually quite common,,,, the offspring is called guinea hen, including professional guinea breeders (meat producers), this is done because a rooster fertilizes easier (have larger genitalia that reaches all the way) a Guinea rooster success not that easy,, this is done in big scale

 

[carmentk]

There is an agricultural college at Tennessee State University in Nashville that experiments with guineas and chickens. It's part of their program studying the sustainability of small livestock like poultry and goats. http://www.tnstate.edu/agriculture/arec_landing.aspx

 

[PeepsCA]

Not only can it happen, it's actually quite common,,,, the offspring is called guinea hen, including professional guinea breeders (meat producers), this is done because a rooster fertilizes easier (have larger genitalia that reaches all the way) a Guinea rooster success not that easy,, this is done in big scale

A guinea hen is a female Guinea Fowl... a Rooster X Guinea Hen crossbreed (hybrid) is called a Guin-Hen if it's a female, or a Guin if it's a male.

http://www.guineafowl.com/fritsfarm/guineas/GuinHen/

 

[Barn Yard Birds]

ok.. i have a gunea chick. and more on the way. will take pics