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Broody Hen Thread!
And who said hybrids Dont go broody?- irishsilkie
- Post #12,857
- Forum: Incubating & Hatching Eggs
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3 day old chick has been attacked by a hen what do I do now its been separated- irishsilkie
- Post #12,026
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She didn't like them at first but now I think she's taken to them- irishsilkie
- Post #11,739
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Bumping this up as I need to know- irishsilkie
- Post #11,723
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I put chicks under this broody an hour ago and she pecked abit but should she be fine this is her now She's making a soft clocking noise now should I take the 9 chicks out or has she accepted them as her own?- irishsilkie
- Post #11,720
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Shes been sitting for three days and shrieks when I go near her shes on 10 eggs is she broody or sick?- irishsilkie
- Post #11,673
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She looks very unhealthy healthy hen Dont let her brood as this is creul- irishsilkie
- Post #11,441
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Yes I believe a proven way of inducing broodiness is all about getting the hen to produce the hormone prolactin this can be done by feeding your chickens just bananas nothing else as this will disrupt the hormonal flow during this phase of a week you should also pluck out her chest feathers as...- irishsilkie
- Post #11,421
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Does this look like the golf balls worked she's been there all day- irishsilkie
- Post #11,397
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Do golf balls help encourage broodiness?- irishsilkie
- Post #11,392
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