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Is my Rooster infertile or just too young?
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Wondering if your rooster is ready to strut his stuff or if he's just a little chick at heart? Meet Cluck Norris, the charming yet perplexing rooster who’s keeping you on your toes! At about nine months old, he’s already mounting the hens and making those happy grunt sounds that leave you wondering if he’s successfully fertilizing eggs. But is he truly up to the task, or is he still too young? You might think you’ve spotted some bullseyes in the yolks, but not everyone is convinced. Join the conversation as we delve into the quirks of rooster maturity, egg fertilization, and the delightful mysteries of poultry parenting. Share your thoughts and let’s crack this case wide open!
| | This is a video of my Rooster Cluck Norris taken today, I was just wondering if he is maybe too young to fertilize eggs or if he is just infertile. At this point he is about 9ish months old and he is very much mounting hens. And clearly, I dont think he's a hen himself. He also makes a happy grunt sound when I believe he gets a successful mate and I thought that was him fertilizing but apparently not. I thought I have seen some bullseyes in the egg yolk but my parents swear its not a bullseye. Please give me your opinions. [link] [comments] |
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