Can ducks be with chickens and rosters?

[T-R-O-U-B-L-E]

im ask

ing different people to see how much people think no and yes

And the answer is simple. I assume you know why male ducks can't mate female hens without killing or at the very least seriously injuring them. Right?

 

[Brooks_]

And the answer is simple. I assume you know why male ducks can't mate female hens without killing or at the very least seriously injuring them. Right?

Unlikely.

 

[Animal Export]

well thank you guys for your information! have a good day!

 

[T-R-O-U-B-L-E]

And the answer is simple. I assume you know why male ducks can't mate female hens without killing or at the very least seriously injuring them. Right?

Please answer my question. This site is to inform people. If you dont know, I'll gladly tell you. It will help you understand the REASON why drakes cannot mate hens.

 

[Animal Export]

i know they cant

 

[T-R-O-U-B-L-E]

i know they cant

But do you know why?

 

[Animal Export]

no

 

[U_Stormcrow]

Perhaps if you drew a picture for animal export, it might help?

I've found AE's responses to posts counter their preconceptions to be "less than receptive", shall we say. Self proclaimed status as "export" or not.

/edit and English as a second (or third) language was pretty obvious. Respect for that at least, but not for knowledge of poultry.

 

[T-R-O-U-B-L-E]

no

Drakes have corkscrew penises. Duck hens are made for these penises. Roosters do not. Chicken hen are not made to have a penis penetrate them. Particularly a drakes oddly shaped penis. So, when a drakes penis enters the hen, who is not made for that type of mating, it can kill her. Now do you understand? A chickens body can not deal with the aggresive mating of ducks.

 

[Brooks_]

Perhaps if you drew a picture for animal export, it might help?

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I've found AE's responses to posts counter their preconceptions to be "less than receptive", shall we say. Self proclaimed status as "export" or not.

/edit and English as a second (or third) language was pretty obvious. Respect for that at least, but not for knowledge of poultry.

Meatballs.