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Quote: All I have to do is make ONE proven case of point of this happening and thus it is "FEASEABLE" And BAYBRIO made it "This is from the Merck Vet manual: Chicken and turkey semen may be frozen, but reduced fertility limits usage to special breeding projects. Under experimental conditions...

Quote: I would guess to store semen would be very expensive. Now if we read classicsredone's question, cost is not a factor. Like I mentioned, Power Poultry would have a much higher need and budget then our "Joe Blow" friend who misinterpreted the premise. Everything I learned in debate is...

Quote: I would guess to store semen would be very expensive. Now if we read classicsredone's question, cost is not a factor. Like I mentioned, Power Poultry would have a much higher need and budget then our "Joe Blow" friend who misinterpreted the premise. Everything I learned in debate is...

Quote: That is not the premise of this post. Please let me remind you of what was stated: Cost aside, would it be feasible to make rooster semen available to other breeders across the country? So, after you read this, and bother to read what Karen Powers wrote, only a "JOE BLOW" would...

Quote: That is not the premise of this thread. Please let me remind you of what was stated: Cost aside, would it be feasible to make rooster semen available to other breeders across the country? So, after you read this, and bother to read what Karen Powers wrote, only a "JOE BLOW" would...

Quote: Brilliant!! Case closed!!!

Quote: this means it is unreliable because it is not panning out in a research setting. How is Joe Blow going to do this in his backyard? I am by no means an expert. I go by what others say. My friend Paul has read the same thoughts that semen die in cold. Yet he has results that again go...

Quote: I am just quoting a vet in the UK who seems to differ. Plus, I know an APA judge who AI's birds up in Canada when it is minus -20 and he also disagrees about sperm viability of being used when frozen. His birds still are fertilized.

TK maybe you need to tell Karen Power's vet. He is the vet for the Prince of Wales Buff Orpingtons. MAYBE the Prince should check in here and get the truth? Here is what she said: "Just a quike update on the AI Will have a guide price by Friday it has to be frozen and you will need somone the...

Power Poultry, who raises, and shows for the Prince of Wales has already looked into this. It is very possible. They have many different varieties of Orps that aren't accepted here. Karen says they hatch out 2,000 eggs a year. Her birds are some of the very best examples of Orpingtons on the...