My rooster is mounting but my eggs are infertile...

I have a large fowl Polish rooster that is ever so kind to my one little bantam. He does not bite her, instead he taps her to let her know he wants to mate. She squats and he does not stand on her Instead the very large Polish rooster sets his feet on the ground on either side of her. He is the nicest 11 month old cockerel I've ever seen! Now, my other boys can stay AWAY from her. I'm afraid they'd kill her in an attempt to mate with her. Only my most polite roosters are permitted to reproduce. The human aggressive ones aren't permitted to live. All the others live with the goats. LOL
Seriously?! I've never heard that one!
They actually touch vents and you've hatched eggs from this union??
 
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I have a large fowl Polish rooster that is ever so kind to my one little bantam. He does not bite her, instead he taps her to let her know he wants to mate. She squats and he does not stand on her Instead the very large Polish rooster sets his feet on the ground on either side of her. He is the nicest 11 month old cockerel I've ever seen! Now, my other boys can stay AWAY from her. I'm afraid they'd kill her in an attempt to mate with her. Only my most polite roosters are permitted to reproduce. The human aggressive ones aren't permitted to live. All the others live with the goats. LOL
Seriously?! I've never heard that one!
They actually touch vents and you've hatched eggs from this union??

Would I get in trouble if I posted a video of them? LOL
Taz is a normal sized Polish, but compared to her he is very large. Yes, they've touched vents. The bantam only lays an egg a week, so there is only one in the incubator now. When I candle the eggs in a few days I'll tell you if it's growing!
 
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I have a large fowl Polish rooster that is ever so kind to my one little bantam. He does not bite her, instead he taps her to let her know he wants to mate. She squats and he does not stand on her Instead the very large Polish rooster sets his feet on the ground on either side of her. He is the nicest 11 month old cockerel I've ever seen! Now, my other boys can stay AWAY from her. I'm afraid they'd kill her in an attempt to mate with her. Only my most polite roosters are permitted to reproduce. The human aggressive ones aren't permitted to live. All the others live with the goats. LOL
Seriously?! I've never heard that one!
They actually touch vents and you've hatched eggs from this union??

Would I get in trouble if I posted a video of them? LOL
Taz is a normal sized Polish, but compared to her he is very large. Yes, they've touched vents. The bantam only lays an egg a week, so there is only one in the incubator now. When I candle the eggs in a few days I'll tell you if it's growing!
No, you wouldn't get in trouble.
Would people think badly of me if I'd really like to see that video?
 
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I have a large fowl Polish rooster that is ever so kind to my one little bantam. He does not bite her, instead he taps her to let her know he wants to mate. She squats and he does not stand on her Instead the very large Polish rooster sets his feet on the ground on either side of her. He is the nicest 11 month old cockerel I've ever seen! Now, my other boys can stay AWAY from her. I'm afraid they'd kill her in an attempt to mate with her. Only my most polite roosters are permitted to reproduce. The human aggressive ones aren't permitted to live. All the others live with the goats. LOL
Seriously?! I've never heard that one!
They actually touch vents and you've hatched eggs from this union??

Would I get in trouble if I posted a video of them? LOL
Taz is a normal sized Polish, but compared to her he is very large. Yes, they've touched vents. The bantam only lays an egg a week, so there is only one in the incubator now. When I candle the eggs in a few days I'll tell you if it's growing!

No, you wouldn't get in trouble.
Would people think badly of me if I'd really like to see that video?

LOL!! We'll call it an educational video. If I can catch them in the act I'll post it and tag you.

Edit - forgot to mention... I've cracked her eggs open and they have the bulls eye. So, he is fertilizing her eggs.
 
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It has a ring around the middle and veins going up from there will send other pics of eggs in 2 days
The one I took a pic of is 6 days old...
 
Your picture is hard to make out but if it looks like the one you posted it is definitely fertile and developing :)
 

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