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Wow! It seems like Miracle's whole life is made of miracles... so sorry for the hens you've lost.
also i have a question, i know someone asked if you'd breed a chicken rooster and a guinea hen again. im not sure what you answered, but i was wondering if you'd try a guinea rooster with a chicken hen. see what the results are and maybe continue with that sort of thing.
just a suggestion.
You are right that I have been asked that question before. Truely, I can't say I had anything to do with the "breeding" of Miracle. Circumstances just fell into place with no intervention on my part. BUT......if I were to try for another "miracle" I would get me an EE rooster and put him in with nothing but guinea hens. Preferably a young EE rooster with nothing on his mind but "you know what". The older more experienced roosters might not go for guineas. The RIR we have now doesn't but he has 7 chicken hens so maybe that is why. From what I have been told from others, it won't work trying to cross a male guinea to a chicken hen. Their anatomy doesn't allow it. It can be done artificially though, I think.
Wow! It seems like Miracle's whole life is made of miracles... so sorry for the hens you've lost.
also i have a question, i know someone asked if you'd breed a chicken rooster and a guinea hen again. im not sure what you answered, but i was wondering if you'd try a guinea rooster with a chicken hen. see what the results are and maybe continue with that sort of thing.


You are right that I have been asked that question before. Truely, I can't say I had anything to do with the "breeding" of Miracle. Circumstances just fell into place with no intervention on my part. BUT......if I were to try for another "miracle" I would get me an EE rooster and put him in with nothing but guinea hens. Preferably a young EE rooster with nothing on his mind but "you know what". The older more experienced roosters might not go for guineas. The RIR we have now doesn't but he has 7 chicken hens so maybe that is why. From what I have been told from others, it won't work trying to cross a male guinea to a chicken hen. Their anatomy doesn't allow it. It can be done artificially though, I think.