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Inaccurate - they do, on occasion, engage in mounting.

That, to me, is not a bullseye

Yes, we did For the issue of fertile/infertile - if you crack it open you can examine the germinal disc (white spot on yolk) - of course this makes it useless for incubation, but will tell you if the rest of the eggs you are getting *should* be fertile as well (those you could set)...

When I get home I'll have to get a picture of they spur my sweet Fat Amy (100% hen - actively laying) has decided to spring on us.

Beautiful girl! Many hens will develop spur bumps or even actual spurs - and many roosters will go their entire life without ever developing spurs - which makes their presence/absence an unreliable gender indicator to use.