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Chick 'n Sex
Chick's have sex just like any other farm animal: they hump. When the cock is ready to have sex he usually does a funny dance where he drops one wing to the ground and circles around it in quick, little steps. He bocks a guttural love song while he dances. The chicks usually seem to ignore this song and dance. If a chick is receptive, she will lower her chest to the ground and point her butt up in the air, when the cock approaches her. The cock mounts her and grabs the feathers on the back of her neck with his beak. The cock has erectile tissue inside the vent through which sperm is delivered into the chick's vent. The whole process lasts about one second and is decidedly unromantic. Afterwards, both birds usually puff up their feathers and give a big shiver. This seems to be the most rewarding part of the whole experience - sort of a chick orgasmic aftershock.
Chicks can lay eggs without a cock ever being present, but the eggs will not be fertile. This seems to be a concept that most people cannot grasp, but compare it to how a woman produces eggs in her body whether or not she has sex with a man. The same biological principle applies to chicks. The egg cannot be fertilized once it is laid, this can only happen inside the chick's body when the egg is forming.
Cocks are very competitive, and it is not healthy to have a bunch of cocks competing over a few chicks. The most common cause of feather loss in chicks is excessive humping. Cocks can literally harass chicks to death, so be careful to observe a proper chick to cock sex ratio.
Chick's are very erotic, and their erogenous zones are numerous, and below is also a photo of the chick 'n cock reproductive processes.
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