Things you wish you could say

[User690263]

I think it might have been a hen that had spurs. It happens and I've even seen one before.

Nah, he was a rooster. He crowed, had male specific feather growth, had spurs, and took very good of his hens. He only layed an egg the one time, and it remains a mystery to this day

 

[ClickityChick123]

That is the weirdest thing I've ever heard. What else is this world hiding from us
(How'd the egg taste?)

 

[User690263]

Nah, he was a rooster. He crowed, had male specific feather growth, had spurs, and took very good of his hens. He only layed an egg the one time, and it remains a mystery to this day

Sure, he was a derpy little Polish rooster named waffles, but he was a rooster nonetheless

 

[R2elk]

Nah, he was a rooster. He crowed, had male specific feather growth, had spurs, and took very good of his hens. He only laid an egg the one time, and it remains a mystery to this day

Hens that get their main ovary damaged can develop male specific characteristics. It is physically impossible for a true rooster to lay an egg.

Sounds like someone was playing a trick on you.

 

[User690263]

If I recall correctly it was just a tiny little thing, without a yolk, but it still counts, right?

 

[User690263]

That is the weirdest thing I've ever heard. What else is this world hiding from us
(How'd the egg taste?)

If I recall correctly it was just a tiny little thing, without a yolk, but it still counts, right?

 

[User690263]

Hens that get their main ovary damaged can develop male specific characteristics. It is physically impossible for a true rooster to lay an egg.

Sounds like someone was playing a trick on you.

Lol maybe, it was really weird

 

[The Moonshiner]

I'm in MO. Is that "the south"?

Yes

 

[ClickityChick123]

Hens that get their main ovary damaged can develop male specific characteristics. It is physically impossible for a true rooster to lay an egg.

Whoof! I thought I've been taught wrong my whole life!

 

[notabitail]

The trolls are on the loose!