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I have a few Black Jersey Giants as well. Probably better chance of using them to hatch the eggs.

I have Rhode Island Reds. Do they go Broody often?

That is a good idea. I might try that. But are the eggs still good to eat after sitting out for 12 or more days?

I guess that's what I needed to know. I didn't know how long they stay broody when they do get there. Will they be broody long enough to lay about 8 eggs and stay the whole time needed?

How do I know how many eggs to save in case my hen goes broody. I have two breeds and I only want to hatch one. So how do I know how many to save to hatch and how many to eat?