The Wyandotte Thread

Quote: Not sure a chicken is worth that.... Fertility in SLW is relatively low that is common. I may have to run 2 roos with the hens down the road, just to make sure. He told me no more than 3 hens per roo, but this roo just has one hen.
make sure you trim the girl too... above the vent for her, below the vent for him. just to be doubly sure that contact can happen.
 
Quote: Not sure a chicken is worth that.... Fertility in SLW is relatively low that is common. I may have to run 2 roos with the hens down the road, just to make sure. He told me no more than 3 hens per roo, but this roo just has one hen.
make sure you trim the girl too... above the vent for her, below the vent for him. just to be doubly sure that contact can happen.
She is really BALD. Foley plucked her so she is still bare.
 
Quote: the problem with the turkeys is that they are physically too heavy for the hen to support the tom during breeding... wyandottes typically don't have that problem, but like cochins (who they resemble a lot IMO) the fluff around the vent is so thick and dense that even if the roo is doing his job, the fluff is catching everything and preventing fertility.
 
Sure, but you may need to remind me. I'm supposed to be state inspected next week so that will be out of the way prior to them laying.
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