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she ate eggs, or chicks? If the former, that's just tidying up potential sources of infection. If the latter, then sure, removal is required. How you know it was her, and not another bird?

I would let them carry on, at least until problems arise, if they do. Others have had broodies successfully share both the sitting and the raising, and I don't see why your girls should fail now. I have raised all broods within the flock, which includes multiple roos, and have never had...