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Quail soon. I have chicken and turkey eggs for the HAL.
I think that the more feral they get the closer to jungle fowl behavior they get. The jungle fowl lay far far fewer eggs, partly because of lack of resources but partly because the high production breeds don't tend to survive as semi feral chickens so those that produce fewer eggs and are more prone to flight fare better.
My understanding is from the information I've got from people I've made contact with who keep landrace chickens is the hens strategy is to lay a quick clutch, get them hatched and get back up the trees. So, they tend to sit when the clutches are smaller. It's less risk. A hen that lays say 20 eggs in an exposed nest is more at risk of discovery than one that lays say 8.
It's very difficult to get accurate data.
One way to encourage the more feral hens here to sit is to remove eggs from the clutch. This doesn't always work but it works often enough for me to think there is something in the theory. Missing eggs means a discovered nest.
I hope your not putting lemonade or honey in that Glenmorangie.![]()
Morning Cafe!
Sour, it's great to have you backExcellent job with the coffee, thanks.
Shad, sorry you're still experiencing issues.
IM, congrats on more quail! Hope you'll share a photo with us when they're done.