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Quote: Yeah, right, I take them out, they go back in. I take one or two for a walk to catch a worm, next think she is back in, trying to hatch some imaginary eggs. They don't even have any eggs under them, at least I don't see any, they perhaps think that they have them anyway.:jumpy

We are tired looking at these poor broodies - we have about 5 now. We let one to hatch eggs, now we have 5 more waiting for their turn. We need them to lay eggs ! Is there an easy way to stop broodiness, without using extra equipment, wire floors, etc ?