I have a rooster who had fowl pox this last summer. Now I am incubating all his girls' eggs and am finding about 10% fertility. Could that be related? Is it permanent?
Does fowl pox cause sterility?
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I think my question may have gotten "lost in the move." Does anybody know? Should I replace my roo?
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