Chucks? Duckins?

[tameraf]

Attached for your veiwing pleasure is my Rouen drake Marty McFly doing his special dance (the term my son uses for mating) with one of my hens. Now, he has his own mate, which he seems quite bonded to.

Is this common? Is it going to change her eggs? Are they Hatchable?

https://photos.app.goo.gl/qKY7SLzSE4PKvZza9

Edited: I just realized how weird a question Inasked. I started searching and read all the comments on this subject. It kinda makes me laugh.

Regardless, I’m more worried about my hens than the possibility of a hybrid chick. If anyone can help me on that I’d a ppreciste it. If not, I’ll keep an eye on my hens to see how they are doing, and my eggs to see if they are weird at all. And obviously, I’ll share any king of odd chick hatching....lol

 

[chickens really]

Do you mean the Drake is Breeding Chicken Hens?..That's dangerous for the Chickens because Drakes have a penis and Roosters don't..

 

[Soon2BChixMom]

The photo isn't very good to see the mating dance.
But, you definitely don't want the duck mating the chicken because it could be detrimental and end up killing your chicken. As @chickens really pointed out - ducks and chickens have 2 different types of sex organs and aren't meant for mating one another.

 

[Col1948]

If she hatches will the chickens be able to swim lol.

Funny this came up I was wondering if this ever happens to keepers who keep both.

 

[chickens really]

If she hatches will the chickens be able to swim lol.

Funny this came up I was wondering if this ever happens to keepers who keep both.

lol...Two different species..

 

[Jpat]

Ducks rape chickens and kill them with their penises. The chickens dont want this

Chickens cant breed with ducks. Same as cats and dogs!

Even if there was insemination it cant work

Grade 7 science

 

[andreanar]

Agree with above. Its not good, ducks can kill or seriously injure a chicken. Look up a duck penis.

 

[Kessel23]

They will never produce a any offspring. It is hard enough for the chicken to cross breed with other members of the peasant family, no way is it ever going to reproduce with a duck. Mallard derived drakes and chickens do not mix, drakes have very strong hormones in the breeding season and will rape hens and gang up on roosters. It is even hard to free range them together during the breeding season, whenever the rooster mounts a hen the drake will run up to him and grab onto his head and shake him around, then he starts to mount the hen. I have never had a chicken die from being mounted by a drake but they rip up the feathers and the backs of the hens way worse than any cockerel. They will also get the hens covered in mud. The drakes will rarely try to get their penis inside of the hen and if they do they will usually miss.

I keep the mallard derived ducks away from the chickens during the whole mating season, I do keep the muscovies around all year long though. I have seen muscovies fight with roosters and hens but it usually only takes one fight for the muscovy to show them who's boss. I have only had problems with one muscovy drake mounting hens, he was imprinted on a silkie hen and a human and he was the only one that hatched. He tried to mate with the chickens, and he would do way more damage than a mallard derived drake, he would also try to mate with my shoes. I am not sure how calls do with chickens, I have never had them together.

 

[SuperNatural05]

No, no, and no! Please separate the drake. Drake’s mating chicken hens is NOT meant to happen. Please separate them!

I just watched the video... you’ve been letting him mate with that hen already? Oh, dear. That’s not good. Just please separate them (to save your hen)

 

[Col1948]

I bet the Hawks don't dare land or else Sparky the drake will have them lol, the randy so and so.