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Ah, okay. Tnx!

Putting it on the roosts is for airflow, correct? I never thought of using the roosts!

I wouldn't worry about the size. Our crate was for our Doberman.

😆 But aren't they your babies?! 😜 I guess you have some nice broodies, then. Most of mine at least this year are so mad at me for kicking them out they won't cooperate.

True, if you can babysit them, why not? 😁 I don't have time to do that, plus mine aren't the tamest.

Yes! She'll be okay as long as she is sheltered from weather. If you can, put her near the other birds so that she doesn't feel lonely.

You're really not, I have three different friends like that. ❤️ I love fried chicken, but I do find it hard to actually do the deed.

This is my 3rd EE to go broody in the past two years! If I can't break them, I'm considering letting them raise meat chicks, too.

Oh, huh, looks like Australorps do it occasionally, but I know EEs aren't supposed to.

I'm surprised too! Mine are Australorps and Easter Eggers. I don't think either of those are supposed to do it either. 🤷‍♀️ What is goin' on, y'all?! 😆

Funny, we are in the same boat! What I'm doing is locking up 1 at a time. I don't know if it makes a difference, but it seems to be working. Lock one up in the kennel with food and water for a few days (mine are where she can still see and interact with the other birds). Let her back into the...