Sterilizing Chickens

trinidarrin

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Hi all, i just wanna find out if anyone could tell me how to make my poultry chicks infertile. I want them to grow but not breed. tanks
 
There are a lot of threads on this site dealing with caponizing roosters.
Go to the top of the forum navigator and enter the word caponizing or capons.
Some really good how to sites with pictures are then identified for you.
It does not look like a difficult procedure to me.
 
Get just hens and you will not have to worry about them breeding.

Caponizing requires a certain amount of skill, and there is a learning curve - read that as casualities.
 
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If you don't want chicks, don't incubate the eggs. If you don't want them to mate, don't have roosters. Forget caponizing. That is something completely different than you're asking for.
 
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No, nothing has ever been developed to make chickens infertile because the reason the world in general raises chickens is to have eggs to eat.
Basic biology: if there is no rooster, there is no fertilized egg and no chick to grow. Hens will continue to lay eggs just as women continue to ovulate monthly whether or not there are men in their lives.
If you do have roosters with hens and the eggs are fertilized, they STILL WON"T HATCH unless they are incubated/heated for 3 weeks.
 
Hang them by the feet at 2:07 A.M., for exactally 9 min, then place them on Jamacian hand sewn basket facing south, and if the sun comes up behind them then you know they are steril.

P.S. it usually only works in the month of Febuary, Lucky you that its leap year and you have a extra day.
 
Hang them by the feet at 2:07 A.M., for exactally 9 min, then place them on Jamacian hand sewn basket facing south, and if the sun comes up behind them then you know they are steril.

P.S. it usually only works in the month of Febuary, Lucky you that its leap year and you have a extra day.
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