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My daughter brought my little D'anver Cockeral in to me. I was holding him and petting his back and he fell asleep! I have never had a roo do this. It is not like he is handled a lot, he was raised by a broody. He is such a little cutie!

Oh yes! I have one hen, that the minute she hears chicks pipping, she scoots in the nest with the other hen. They have co-brooded several times. I think it all has to do with who is there when they hatch out. These same two hens, had chicks a week apart this fall. They raised those...

Cyn, I am not Aubrey, but I have let my hens be broody in the main coop. I mark the eggs that she is sitting on, and take out any new ones laid. I don't have any trouble. I do put her in a cage after the chicks hatch so that they learn they need to stay close to mom. I leave them in there...

My pair. They are just the cutest little things. The roo has started crowing and it is soooo pathetic.

Well I go into the coop to close it up and up on my coops rafter(8ft) is one of my D'Anver chicks.

Thank you all! Cyn- Yours are gorgeous! For now, just one color here. Notice the for now.

Well, I am a new member to this thread. I had a broody and went to the feed store. I came home with 3 Quail d'Anver's. 2 boys and a girl. They are so adorable! I had planned on re-homing them, but I think I have fallen for em.