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I think just 2 days locked out broke her of her of her broodiness. Thanks for the suggestion everyone

This is what I came outside to! She was out of the coop most of the day. I will be blocking the coop off again tomorrow I guess!

I don't know why it didn't occur to me to close off the coop, lol. Probably because I dont have a door to the coop. It's always open to the covered enclosed run area. The girls come and go as they please. I just pulled her off the nest again. I carried her over to the other end of the run...

I've been taking her off the nest. I take any eggs. Then I carry her over to food and water and put out treats. Hopefully this works.

She is a Silkie BTW if that changes anything advice wise

I'm not letting her incubate. Will she stop eventually? I even tried giving her chicks but she wasn't interested in them.

I have been taking the eggs. I even pull her out of the nest and carry her over to the food and water but she goes back and lays another egg to sit on.

Is it a risk to her to be so broody?

My one hen is being so broody. I'm worried about her not taking care of herself. What's the best way to get her out of the nest?