What breed is this?

[troyer]

I agree, the eggs are probably already fertile.

 

[pokx3]

but when does it happen? does the rooster fly over and goes back?

Is it OK to grab an egg and place it where I want her to brood?

 

[sdm111]

Because of the breed of hen she likely won't accept that much breeding.
I regularly mate pairs and I have never had that problem.

The commercial production type breeds are known for this behavior, but in breeds that have been selected for single mating, over mating hardly ever happens.
One instance of over breeding in your experience with someone else is not reason to believe that it'll happen every time.

This

I've kept pairsand trios together for many years without issue.

 

[No Coop No Problem]

but when does it happen? does the rooster fly over and goes back?

Is it OK to grab an egg and place it where I want her to brood?

That's fine. I would recommend not letting her see you do it though

 

[pokx3]

That's fine. I would recommend not letting her see you do it though

Thanks, I did my best.

She found her way thru a cluster of aloe vera in a corner next to the wall

I carefully picked 3 eggs up and put them in the bucket where she put the first 2.

 

[pokx3]

Hello all,
Here's a little update on the chicken.

A video of her eating,I just put some food for her.
https://streamable.com/an70nq

She is sitting on 11 eggs for the past 2 weeks or so and comes out every other day.

 

[Klutch]

Another week

 

[pokx3]

Another week

i hope she is not sitting because of "mother instinct" but that there is indeed chicks coming

does she look good? the feathers look good?

 

[troyer]

i hope she is not sitting because of "mother instinct" but that there is indeed chicks coming

does she look good? the feathers look good?

She's fine. Less human intervention is usually better.

 

[Klutch]

If indeed when you get chicks, try to have a safe brooder area, because the chicks will pick off in the (wild).