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In that case, considering all the other points that have already been covered, I am out of ideas. I have no idea why they haven't gone broody, unless it's just that those specific birds never will, or if there's some variable that none of us have yet thought of :(

You mentioned free ranging, but do you also provide food for your hens? Laying hens usually store up some amount of fat in their bodies, and then partly live off that when they are broody (they eat some food too, but not nearly as much as usual). I think most of the people in the USA who are...