Yes, he must in order to fertilize eggs.
Eggs are fertilized inside the hen by the rooster. Hens will lay eggs whether they are fertilized or not.
Chickens are not bound by human moral issues. It is wise to freshen the gene pool every few years by replacing the rooster to ensure healthy offspring. Yes, allow the rooster to mate with his flock.
No. Both male chickens (roosters) and female chickens (hens) have cloacas, a combination of sexual and excretory organs. Chickens mate by positioning their cloacas together, and the male immediately dumps sperm into the female. *There is a small internal bump where the rooster's sperm is released, called a papilla.
Roosters do not have penises. Instead, they transfer sperm to the hens through a process called "cloacal kiss," where the cloaca of the rooster and hen touch to allow for sperm transfer. This is the primary method of fertilization in chickens.
Chickens do not need to mate in order to lay eggs. Hens will lay eggs regardless of whether or not they have mated with a rooster. However, if a hen does mate with a rooster, the eggs can be fertilized and potentially hatch into chicks.
As long as there is no rooster around to mate with the hens, you will not receive fertile eggs.
yes any rooster will mate with any hen just give them time
A rooster can successfully fertilize eggs from multiple hens. On average, a single rooster can fertilize between 10 to 12 hens, but this can vary based on the breed and age of the rooster, as well as other environmental factors.
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Chickens mate by the rooster mounting the hen and transferring sperm to fertilize her eggs. This typically involves a short mating dance and can happen multiple times in a day to increase the chances of successful fertilization.
no, they mate with roosters,(male chicken)
Chickens are not born, they hatch from eggs.The hen lays the egg and sits on it, keeping it warm, while the chick grows inside the shell. When it is big enough, it cracks the shell and emerges as a small chicken.Chickens are born from eggs.