I never tried removing just one egg.
I never noticed that the first egg was male.
Now that you mention it I am inclined to agree with you.
I know some fanciers will try to get there loft to produce in unison by taking away the first batch of eggs that were laid in scatted intervals and have them all start breeding again all at the same time. This will insure that all the birds are the same age when they start training.
I have never tried that either however.
I never noticed that the first egg was male.
Now that you mention it I am inclined to agree with you.
I know some fanciers will try to get there loft to produce in unison by taking away the first batch of eggs that were laid in scatted intervals and have them all start breeding again all at the same time. This will insure that all the birds are the same age when they start training.
I have never tried that either however.
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