HillBillyFL
In the Brooder
- Mar 18, 2017
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I've heard people saying that they breed only in the spring, but others have said year round. I honestly don't know who to believe so I need some help please! Thanks
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If you supplement their light and keep them indoors they will breed year round. If they are given a natural seasonal cycle they will lay/breed as long as their is enough daylight, so most of spring, all summer (though if you are somewhere that gets very hot they may take a break) and most of autumn before moulting and resting for winter. The males will crow at dawn and dusk when in breeding condition, otherwise they are quiet.