Bullseye? Does this look fertile?

[getaclue]

He's doing his job. Your eggs are fertile.

 

[chrissynemetz]

It definitely looks fertile to me.

 

[MysteryChicken]

100% fertile.

 

[kirkyanne]

I guess everything I've read online is wrong then about roos being fertile from 4 months. Maybe it's just because he's grown big quickly that he's getting the job done lol

 

[chrissynemetz]

Does anybody around you have chickens? Is it possible you might have a sneaky neighbor rooster hopping the fence for a visit?

 

[kirkyanne]

Does anybody around you have chickens? Is it possible you might have a sneaky neighbor rooster hopping the fence for a visit?

haha no not that close by, definitely no roosters hopping six foot fences lol. We have two other Cockerels in other yard, but they were hatched same day as him. They are alot smaller and not trying to get busy yet.

 

[kirkyanne]

I did however count wrong he's 12.5 weeks old. Still young though.

 

[kirkyanne]

Let's see how we go.

 

[FortCluck]

I guess everything I've read online is wrong then about roos being fertile from 4 months. Maybe it's just because he's grown big quickly that he's getting the job done lol

My Jersey Giant cockerel started mating at 3 months. I hatched chicks from him recently when he was 5 months. He was mating with my hens, I have 2 of them. He's now mating with the pullets.

 

[FortCluck]

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Let's see how we go.

EEEKKKK I can't wait