Henrietta23
Yard Farmer
I love my buffs but haven't had one get broody. Probably a good thing since I only hatch roosters here. 
Look what my husband found!
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Flibbertigibbet
How cute. One of the reason I keep chickens is I love the babies.
Anyone thats looking for hens that go broody on a regular basis needs a few silkie hens. I keep them just to hatch eggs. Well that and because they are so cute. I only have 5 silkies but at least 2 are always broody.
Anyone thats looking for hens that go broody on a regular basis needs a few silkie hens. I keep them just to hatch eggs. Well that and because they are so cute. I only have 5 silkies but at least 2 are always broody.
Wildsky
Femivore
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwww! So cute!
I have a broody Araucana sitting on two eggs in my garage!
She's only been there a week, we gave her a bantam (mille fleur) egg and an egg from our RIR. We only have one roo, a bantam as well, so it feels kinda like Christmas is coming!
I have a broody Araucana sitting on two eggs in my garage!
She's only been there a week, we gave her a bantam (mille fleur) egg and an egg from our RIR. We only have one roo, a bantam as well, so it feels kinda like Christmas is coming!- Thread starter
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Jamsoundsgood
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Here's a picture of the two so far. One of them is hiding in the back. Notice the extra egg? I've actually caught this particular hen moving eggs from one nest box to another before by holding them "between her knees" and scooting along the edge. Perhaps she thought that the four I gave her weren't enough?
