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Okay.......this is really desparate and a diffinate longshot, but we can artificially insiminate turkeys with turkey sperm. I don't know what the procedure would be or how to get the specimen, but I would think it would be worth a shot.

omg.......thats terrible. I had some cornish game hens and I loved their shape. I would just look at them and tell people that I can just see myself plucking them and can imagine what they would look like all dressed out. They probably thought I was nuts.

Can you add another hen just to cancel out the offset that it could be the hens? Or can you try a different roo all together with the hens to see if something could be wrong with the 2 hens in question? You are probably right though.

That really stinks. Okay this is just me brainstorming.......maybe you can go back to your source and explain the problem, keep the roo, but 'borrow' another one for just one season. Perhaps his sire is still in existance and would be almost ready to replace. I really can't think of a single...

Natural capon??? Is he valueable? Like in......would he be difficult to replace? Have you ever tried to incubate the eggs?

I can't say that I have ever read anything about this subject ever. The closest thing is poor contact with certain breeds and the treatment being trimming the vent areas for the season. Honestly when I read this, I started thinking of all the reasons men might be sterile and asked myself, why...