Which is the rooster?

[ChickForLife]

Maybe I'll try and incubate some and see how they turn out?

 

[ChickForLife]

This is making no sense?

 

[chickenenthusiasts5698]

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You only have hens no roosters in your pictures. All eggs will have this white dot in them regardless of a rooster being in the pen. Only when there’s other ring surrounding that white dot is it fertilized. Your eggs aren’t fertilized.

 

[SBFChickenGirl]

Maybe I'll try and incubate some and see how they turn out?

Why not? Keep us updated!

 

[ChickForLife]

You only have hens no roosters in your pictures. All eggs will have this white dot in them regardless of a rooster being in the pen. Only when there’s other ring surrounding that white dot is it fertilized. Your eggs aren’t fertilized.

It looks like it has a ring though, right?

 

[ChickForLife]

So no thoughts on any possible roo?

 

[ChocolateMouse]

I'm not seeing a roo and checking egg fertilization through the blastodisc is notoriously unreliable.

But feel free to get individual shots. At 8 months old it should be pretty obvious if you have a roo.

 

[Kiki]

I made a thread to see if my eggs were fertile and it turns out they are. I didn't think I had a rooster but my eggs looked like they had bullseyes on them. So now I am trying to figure out which one is thee rooster. Any ideas? I will take individual photos in the morning if needed. Thanks! By the way I think it is the brahma in the back behind the pole most of the time. How convenient.
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@Overo Mare
@The Moonshiner
Um....I am no help here. Can I tag team y'all in?

 

[Painted Calls]

@Overo Mare
@The Moonshiner
Um....I am no help here. Can I tag team y'all in?

I do not see any cockerels, yet I also see a fertile looking egg. Funky blastodisc is my opinion.

 

[Kiki]

I made a thread to see if my eggs were fertile and it turns out they are. I didn't think I had a rooster but my eggs looked like they had bullseyes on them. So now I am trying to figure out which one is thee rooster. Any ideas? I will take individual photos in the morning if needed. Thanks! By the way I think it is the brahma in the back behind the pole most of the time. How convenient.
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Bullseyes are a joke.
You probably just think you are seeing one.
I used to swear I was seeing one.

The only real way to check is to incubate some.