I had a Jack Russell who would mount anything; he wasn't pickySometimes mature hens will crow, and some will mount hens, but it's usually a temporary behavior.
-Kathy
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I had a Jack Russell who would mount anything; he wasn't pickySometimes mature hens will crow, and some will mount hens, but it's usually a temporary behavior.
-Kathy
x2I'm no expert, but they look like boys to me.![]()
-Kathy
Egg #2 eggtopsy. @casportpony This is the one that had the bruise. It had pipped low.It was also sticky like the other one.
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New update: The Muscovy that was pipped died. Here's the eggtopsy. It was filled with yellow sticky liquid. That means that the humidity was too high doesn't it? I can't remember if that means too high or too low. I'm not a happy camper right now. None of the others show movement.
Sometimes mature hens will crow, and some will mount hens, but it's usually a temporary behavior.
-Kathy
I had a Jack Russell who would mount anything; he wasn't picky
LOL, where my daughter goes for Equestrian therapy, they have all male peacocks. Those things will jump on anything. There was 1 volunteer that had a shiny new car, and they couldn't leave it alone. She had to bring a cover, and cover the car to keep them away.I have a peacock like that.
-Kathy
I did eggtopsies on 5 of the ones that I was sure were dead. None of them had absorbed their yolk, and all of them had a ton of brownish yellow stick mess inside. Isn't the sticky stuff usually caused by high humidity during incubation? 3 of the 5 had pipped internally.Was the bruise where the bill is? Don't feel bad, I don't think that pipping for it would have helped because there way too much yolk there.
The one that had pipped internally, was there still yolk?
-Kathy
I did eggtopsies on 5 of the ones that I was sure were dead. None of them had absorbed their yolk, and all of them had a ton of brownish yellow stick mess inside. Isn't the sticky stuff usually caused by high humidity during incubation? 3 of the 5 had pipped internally.Was the bruise where the bill is? Don't feel bad, I don't think that pipping for it would have helped because there way too much yolk there.
The one that had pipped internally, was there still yolk?
-Kathy
They were between 40-50%. Normally I would've kept them lower, but I didn't have any luck with that when I tried it either, and I had read that some people do higher. Next time I'm going to pretty much do a dry hatch. The egg from one of mine is still alive, but I doubt it makes it since it incubated with the others.@Sally Sunshine and others are more qualified to answer this, but I think that too high humidity could be the cause. What humidity were they at?
-Kathy