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Would really enjoy seeing them if you have photos.Have some GoldenXChicken these year
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Would really enjoy seeing them if you have photos.Have some GoldenXChicken these year
Too early for eggs. Most just peep like a ringneck hen, but some make a noise in between a chicken and pheasant sound.Do they lays eggs? What kind of sounds do they make?
This is SO cool!
Have you had any hybrid that lays eggs or that try to mount? It would seem that their Sterility is due to their sexual organs not developing successfully. Perhaps if one starts with hormone treatment early as chicks one could get a fully developed male or hen that would lay or mountToo early for eggs. Most just peep like a ringneck hen, but some make a noise in between a chicken and pheasant sound.
They are too young to lay eggs. I have seen they try to mount each other, but never successfully.Have you had any hybrid that lays eggs or that try to mount? It would seem that their Sterility is due to their sexual organs not developing successfully. Perhaps if one starts with hormone treatment early as chicks one could get a fully developed male or hen that would lay or mount
So these are your first ever hybrids? Meaning you have not had them long enough to see them fully matured right?They are too young to lay eggs. I have seen they try to mount each other, but never successfully.
If they try to mount each other does that mean that the males aren’t sterile?So these are your first ever hybrids? Meaning you have not had them long enough to see them fully matured right?
It only means that their testes have at least some development. But if they produce Viable Sperm is another thing altogether.If they try to mount each other does that mean that the males aren’t sterile?
CorrectSo these are your first ever hybrids? Meaning you have not had them long enough to see them fully matured right?