- Jul 12, 2016
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So, I used to have a bunch of ringneck pheasant and my husband accidentally left the door open and everything but one of my albino hens took off. I didn't want to get rid of her and she was lonely so I figured pheasants and guineas are both aggressive types of birds so I put her in the pin with the guineas.
Laying season just recently started, and her being a hen of course she started laying. At first I was just throwing away the eggs and then I thought to myself, maybe I can put these incubator see what happens. From the first batch of five I put in, 2 of them have babies growing. So, my question is does anybody have this specific mix of offspring? Are they sterile? I know with different mixes between the different mixes if birds some are sterile some that hatch are mostly just males, but there are certain mixes within the gene pool that actually have fertile offspring.
Laying season just recently started, and her being a hen of course she started laying. At first I was just throwing away the eggs and then I thought to myself, maybe I can put these incubator see what happens. From the first batch of five I put in, 2 of them have babies growing. So, my question is does anybody have this specific mix of offspring? Are they sterile? I know with different mixes between the different mixes if birds some are sterile some that hatch are mostly just males, but there are certain mixes within the gene pool that actually have fertile offspring.