Double Yolk Eggs

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How common is it to get double yolk eggs? My friend has a Rhode Island Red hen that lays a couple a week.
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Is that normal?
 
It usually does not happen often, but it can happen .
its not un-normal. if it happened every day, then i would be worring.
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there pretty cool eggs.
 
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First off, Golden Sparrow... I love your avi... Just saying.

Second, the eggs... I have one hen who has the most tendency in my flock.. Out of the 5 double yolked eggs I have received, all 5 were laid by my Black Australorp. So... I dunno. I have had her a little under a year, I think... So not that often really..
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CCourson Wrote
First off, Golden Sparrow... I love your avi... Just saying.

Second, the eggs... I have one hen who has the most tendency in my flock.. Out of the 5 double yolked eggs I have received, all 5 were laid by my Black Australorp. So... I dunno. I have had her a little under a year, I think... So not that often really..

Aww thanks, I like your Avi too.
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and my gosh 5 double yokers!!!! what a hen!​
 
When pullets start to lay they tend to have the most double yolks for the first year. Its more common in young birds
 
Since you put your question in the incubating and hatching section, they aren't a good choice for incubating. There's not enough room inside the shell for 2 chicks to develop.
 

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