Farm chatter

[MysteryChicken]

yeah. idk what terms are acceptable to use here but in the vaguest terms, drakes go inside the duck hen whereas roosters just kinda mash up against the chicken hen. so I'd assume a drake trying to mate a chicken would be highly unfulfilling to the drakes mating drive. unless we are saying he umm makes it inside the chicken hen, in which case I could definitely see it being a big problem.

You can use the word for the body part, for explaining ducks. It's has been done so alot.

 

[ackie]

I assume it would be very unappealing to the drake to try to mate a chickens vent when he is evolutionary predisposed to wanting a ducks vagina.

 

[HappyDuckie]

yeah. idk what terms are acceptable to use here but in the vaguest terms, drakes go inside the duck hen whereas roosters just kinda mash up against the chicken hen. so I'd assume a drake trying to mate a chicken would be highly unfulfilling to the drakes mating drive. unless we are saying he umm makes it inside the chicken hen, in which case I could definitely see it being a big problem.

Drakes have a very high sex drive. They mate very roughly, which causes reproductive problems for the chicken hens.

 

[ackie]

Drakes have a very high sex drive. They mate very roughly, which causes reproductive problems for the chicken hens.

meanies!

 

[ackie]

there was a post on the peafowl forum once of someone claiming they had a hatched a chicken/peafowl cross breed.

 

[MysteryChicken]

there was a post on the peafowl forum once of someone claiming they had a hatched a chicken/peafowl cross breed.

Look up Chick Pea? It's Peafowl chicken cross.

 

[MysteryChicken]

there was a post on the peafowl forum once of someone claiming they had a hatched a chicken/peafowl cross breed.

Here's a chick pea.

 

[ackie]

Look up Chick Pea? It's Peafowl chicken cross.

that doesnt look like either of them

 

[MysteryChicken]

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that doesnt look like either of them

I had to be more specific.

 

[human1]

there was a post on the peafowl forum once of someone claiming they had a hatched a chicken/peafowl cross breed.

i guess it's possible, but the thread i saw had a picture and others were saying it was a guinea

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that doesnt look like either of them

no, it does not