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Thanks for your reply. I wasn't going to try and force them to sit. They may want to but they refuse and always have refused to go into the coop. Even before i started locking them up at night they would sleep on the other end of the run. I guess they feel safer there. I may incubate some but...

A few months ago I had a hawk or owl attack wipe out half my flock, so I have been putting them up at night and haven't lost anymore. I found their first eggs the day before tragedy struck. They have since been laying in there coop and I let them out in the morning. They WILL NOT go in the coop...