ok some im 100% new, help please

[StephanieB1220]

Are those white ones (leg horns) roosters?! They have pretty long tail feathers for hens.

I've never seen a spot on the shell, only once I crack an egg open do I see the bullseye.

 

[StephanieB1220]

Also this will come out sounding rude but there are so many different things I've heard people thought were true so I'm just gonna ask....you do have a rooster in order for the hens to lay fertile eggs correct?

 

[BantyChooks]

Also this will come out sounding rude but there are so many different things I've heard people thought were true so I'm just gonna ask....you do have a rooster in order for the hens to lay fertile eggs correct?

I do see a rooster in those pictures, yes.

 

[UspsMatt]

I wouldn't bet on any of those breeds going broody. When a hen "goes broody", that refers to their willingness to sit on eggs for the 21 days required for an egg to hatch, and then to care for those chicks after they hatch. Usually, a hen won't sit on the eggs she lays.

ok thanks, so ill invest in a good incubator

 

[UspsMatt]

They are over a year and haven’t laid eggs?

no they have, just didnt have a rooster with them

 

[FeatherTay]

no they have, just didnt have a rooster with them

oh! ok, that makes since!

 

[UspsMatt]

Are those white ones (leg horns) roosters?! They have pretty long tail feathers for hens.

I've never seen a spot on the shell, only once I crack an egg open do I see the bullseye.

No, they're hens.