WallyBirdie
Crowing
- Aug 2, 2019
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My White Crested Polish, the one who steadfastly insists on tagging along with the juvenile guineas, is ready to lay any day now. She's been squatting!
Thing is, she has access to different nesting boxes, and she keeps trying to squat/lay in the dame place as my adult guinea hen. Is that alright?
Moreover, I don't plan on getting more fowl for at least a year or two, and that is only if I expand the run and build an additional coop.
If that does happen and things fall into play, what are your thoughts on guinhens?
The unlikely but not impossible cross between a chicken and a guinea-
And a Polish chicken at that!
I've read that once in a while, a chicken and guinea DO manage a fertile egg and successful hatch.
First question, is it alright for my Polish to lay where she seems to want to lay?
Second, in the future, how would it turn out if she had successful offspring with a guinea?
Aside from the obvious fantasies on how it might appear, would it be healthy? How might it be with domestication?
Thing is, she has access to different nesting boxes, and she keeps trying to squat/lay in the dame place as my adult guinea hen. Is that alright?
Moreover, I don't plan on getting more fowl for at least a year or two, and that is only if I expand the run and build an additional coop.
If that does happen and things fall into play, what are your thoughts on guinhens?
The unlikely but not impossible cross between a chicken and a guinea-
And a Polish chicken at that!
I've read that once in a while, a chicken and guinea DO manage a fertile egg and successful hatch.
First question, is it alright for my Polish to lay where she seems to want to lay?
Second, in the future, how would it turn out if she had successful offspring with a guinea?
Aside from the obvious fantasies on how it might appear, would it be healthy? How might it be with domestication?