I have a beautiful partridge silkie rooster that I got a few fertile eggs from a mille d'flurre hen. They hatched but all 3 died after a couple days. No reason, and others in the same brooder all lived and thrived. So I decided to switch up my coops a little. The same roster has now fertilized a few other hens eggs. Different breeds of hens. So far 4 of the eggs grew to lockdown and died before hatch. Could it be the rooster with the problem? I thought maybe it was the combo of the milli and silkie but now it's been with an Easter egger and a cochin And the eggs didn't hatch. Others in the same incubator hatched just fine.
Can a certain roster produce bad eggs
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It can be a genetic problem with the rooster or possibly a nutrition problem with him or the hens.
Maybe your roo, is just unlucky in love? 
kidding.
0. I really don't know your trouble there.
kidding.0. I really don't know your trouble there.
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It's not the hens I know that. They have produced with other roosters and been fine. I recently switched things up to find the problem. I think it's got to be the rooster;(
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Maybe your roo, is just unlucky in love?
I honestly thought it was an issue with the milli / silkie combo so I switched his coop. He would only mate with her before
0. I really don't know your trouble there.
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