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Her sister and one of my bantam Bramha has never been broody so it's really based on their personality

I can't give her eggs but she doesn't come off and don't peck my hand when I check or pet

Omg one of my Bramha get broody and never stops

(Sorry this is my phone wall paper and I couldnt find the real one) I agree with Speckled hen, pure Bramhas must have pea comb. I have one hen (left hen) she has a TINY pea comb

What kind of Bramhas do you think they are? Those don't look like the colors I know

My broody gets broody every 3 months but I make her get up or lock her out. She can't have babies but I alway make sure she gets water/Mellon in this hot heat

Does anyone else have a Bramha that's eyes look like they are sunk in and have trouble seeing?

One of my freinds hatched an egg of my buff orb rooster and my light Bramha hen and this is what she looks like June 26 July 16

My standeredsize hens eat a lot. They'll clean out a watermelon but yea. They do get hot easy but it's vary helpful when it's the winter

My bantam Bramha took a while to lay and my standeredsize I got when they were a year old

My two standeredsize light Bramhas lay everyday but they are not hatchery stock. My Bramha broody again XD she so cute when she broody

Are those your darks or buffs?

She is my first broody but I can't hatch anything but she the best broody. She sits on her nest and stays. I wish one day I can let her have some bantam Bramha eggs

Everywhere my Bramha Maxine has been broody Omg Bramhas are hard headed broodies

If your feeding them anything that's not chick food they need grit and a little dust bath fine, I find that my hen will use garden dirt mixed with a bit of wood ash but for babies, I think just dirt is fine

Thank you so much. I'll keep an eye on it and cut back of grain (is seeds ok? I mix black oil in with feed.) Do they eat a lot of grit then they are? I know that's an odd question but my Bramhas intake a lot of grit.

It's happening with both my standeredsize show Bramhas. They are both a year around the 25th of May. Is there anything I could do to help them from your experience? They eat like a cow so It's really hard to keep them from eating

My rooster likes to mate with her so she has to where an apron Edit; I got it working. Does anyone have trouble with slow draining crops with their Bramhas

For some reason the app isn't letting me post any pics

I have a buff bantam Bramha that a year old and it from a hatchery