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Dont read this if your squemish, I have 25 free range hens, which have a large pen, they stay in the pen/run till lunch time then they are allowed
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to roam free till about 10pm, then they got back in pen/run hen house.
They roam in the fields and wood.
Now the question is, this morning we had a call from one of our friends whom we give eggs to, said two eggs that he cracked open where full of blood and had half grown embryo in it?(yeach) any how as we dont have a cock, how cld this be? cld it be possible for a cock pheasant as there is some about here?
Thanks
They roam in the fields and wood.
Now the question is, this morning we had a call from one of our friends whom we give eggs to, said two eggs that he cracked open where full of blood and had half grown embryo in it?(yeach) any how as we dont have a cock, how cld this be? cld it be possible for a cock pheasant as there is some about here?
Thanks
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Anybody else in the area keep chickens? perhaps a cock got out.
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Here are some pictures of pheasant chicken crosses
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Funny looking things!
If no Ithink you may be right
Here are some pictures of pheasant chicken crosses
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Funny looking things!
Like so many other species, (domesticated or not) pheasants are breeders of opportunity. Here in the western U.S, where Ring Neck Pheasants are a prime game bird, they are regularly witnessed interbreeding with chickens and some other fowl (guinea hens, for example, but not ducks). Whether this will produce viable off-spring seems to rely on the lineage of the hen... Many hen chickens are the reults of hybrid breeding and seem to be sterile when bred with pheasants...
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