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I'm not entirely sure how that works... If he imprints on humans, why the heck would he attack them? If that was the case, if he imprints on a hen, he would attack all the hens!

I think I forgot to say this in my original post, but I do want an incubator at some point. The one thing with broodies is that you can't hatch eggs whenever you want, so an incubator would be nice to have on hand. I keep hearing people say that incubators are better because you can check on...

I've never used an incubator, but as far as I'm concerned, I will always prefer broody hens. The only problem with broody hens is if you want friendly chicks. They imprint to mama and it is real hard to get them to like you. Whereas incubator chicks/store bought chicks are more likely to be...