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Quote: If it were me I would get a nice roomy box for her and cut a hole in the front. Cover the bottom of the box with hay if that is what she is setting on. Move her and the eggs to the box as quickly as you can, and then move them in the box as opposed to seperatly.

I dont think you'll harm anything if shes just begun to get broody. The other option is to cage her in where she is with some scrap fencing and put a waterer/feeder with her.