JennaMW14
In the Brooder
- Nov 11, 2016
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Agree, Game hens do go broody a lot. My cousins had 5 game hens they bought from someone not wanting them to go broody. Well the next day 4 of them went broody and the other one did the next week! Then they ended up selling them, feel bad for them birds getting sold to so many people.Game breed hens are noted for broodiness, and can be tough enough to take good care of their chicks. Several bantam breeds tend to broodiness; Belgian d'Uccles, cochins, and Silkies come to mind. My BLR Wyandotte hens have raised several batches of chicks, love it! A larger hen can brood more eggs, an advantage. A big Malay type hen would really be impressive! Mary