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Hi sookegirl. I live over the Malahat in Mill Bay. A few of us get together each spring and place an order from Rochester Hatchery. Drop me a line. Quote:

Fellow hunter I see. Next time you're coming up let me know. Quote:

As you can see from the subject, I hail from Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. We currently have 15 layers (ISA), one RIR rooster raised by us named Larry (Lawrence in a formal settings), one Partridge Wyandotte rooster named Brooster and Vern, a Cochin Frizzle rooster, (both...

Hi. I have always let my hen eat the same food as their chicks. Chick starter is higher in protien so it helps to keep her energy levels up. Good luck

My guess would be that she's gone broody. I agree with birdlover. Put a small amount of food (so you can tell she's eating) next to her along with water. I have found with any of my hens, who have had issues other than broodiness, tend to hide in corners other than the nesting boxes.

The best advice I can give you is to let the bator do its job. Other than turning, adding water or candling, sit back, relax, wait and enjoy. Good luck:)