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AFTER SEPERATING A PAIR HOW LONG SHOULD I LET THEM BE ALONE? I HAVE A PAIR THAT I WANT TO SPLIT BECAUSE I FOUND A HALF SISTER TO MATE WITH THE COCK.. HOW LONG SHOULD I GIVE THEM? ITS BEEN TWO WEEKS AND HE DONT WANT TO MATE UP WITH HER... (AND YES ITS A COCK AND HEN) LOL???????? HE GOES BACK TO THE OLD HEN AS SOON AS I LET HIM OUT...
Last Edited by 4EVERROLLING on Dec 23, 2004 3:00 PM
If re-pairing during breeding season I have usually had to keep them away from old mates until they are well into raising a clutch with the new mate. If re-pairing at the beginning of a new season I put new pairs together for a week or so at a time several times throughout the winter and they are ready in the spring. Dan
It only takes me one or two days before my birds would be paired. Altho I use individual breeding pens and this might aid in the process. Last breeding season, my foundation cock went thru 5 hens (with the help of fosters) w/2 clutches each hen. Have you ever thought that maybe your birds simply just don't click and hence won't pair up. I believe in compatibility! Like with Like. When you find that pair that simply clicks, keep them together and they will out produce any other pair in your loft (in spinners and youngs produced). Just my experience, Thor
