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That would be so cool! How would even start to try and breed a chicken like that? That would me amazing. Maybe you could make it so when you candled, the yolk looked different? Or, the embryo looked different, so on day 5 you just toss the boys.

See, I can't butcher anything! Hahaha! All I did was give permission, and then I exited the scene! Hahaha! I knew that the hens would be happier without him, poor guy.

I would keep two, just because that means less have to be eaten, and 13 hens to two roosters will probably be fine. As long as you pick two that aren't super aggressive on the hens.

Keep the friendliest. We had two roosters, Sam an Orpington RIR cross, is afraid of us, and whenever he sees a large bred in the sky, he immediately leads all the ladies into the bushes. He did this once after a HUGE Eagle flogged one of our ducks, probably saving the hens lives. He does beat up...