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What are the temperatures where you are located? You could mark a couple of eggs to serve as 'nest eggs', and remove the new eggs on a daily basis. Store them at moderate temperatures and humidity in a clean dry location and turn daily. Once the hen starts pulling feathers and making a nest...

It is very likely that you have two females. A drake will have a curl in his feathers just anterior to his tail. When the hormones are right, your hens may go broody. You can't rush Mother Nature.