Infertile rooster?

[SilverBirds]

Okay i get that. But they don't use their buts right?

I did a quick search and found a video.

 

[Kkboardman]

That's where the chloaca is located

Okay gotcha. Thank you!

 

[Auntiejessi3]

Okay i get that. But they don't use their buts right?

It's the same thing

 

[Kkboardman]

I did a quick search and found a video.

Thank you so much!!

 

[saracarver3]

I am going through the same exact thing with my Deathlayer pair. I’ve incubated about 20 eggs with zero fertilization. And their butts aren’t extra floofy.

 

[fluffycrow]

Let us not forget the season...many birds are still not laying; mating drive is low in many cases, in a few week's time, we'll be booming with fertility. The birds will tell us in their own right, by developing red markings on the legs

 

[Kkboardman]

Interesting. I wonder if it could just be the time of the year? Idk. I'm going to try the but thing and see what happens.

I am going through the same exact thing with my Deathlayer pair. I’ve incubated about 20 eggs with zero fertilization. And their butts aren’t extra floofy.

 

[Mark Park]

Rhode Island Reds make good cockerels. Why not get one or two of those? In general one cockerel per ten hens plus one or two extra works well. You will also get purebred chicks instead of a random hybrid that may or may not be a desirable cross.

 

[Kkboardman]

Rhode Island Reds make good cockerels. Why not get one or two of those? In general one cockerel per ten hens plus one or two extra works well. You will also get purebred chicks instead of a random hybrid that may or may not be a desirable cross.

Im breeding the blue laced red wyandotte and just happen to have a red hen in their pen at the moment because the rest aren't laying.