- May 28, 2008
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I had a LB go broody, then the next day an BO went broody. Basically kicked the LB out of the nest. I've never seen this before. The BO was so puffed out walking in the coop, mad that the LB was there. Since then the BO will not move from the nest. Question I had was, how do I know she's eating or drinking? I don't want her to be dependent on me giving her food. She's been in the nest since last Wednesday. On Friday I gave her some food, she took it and today I tried to give her some, she just takes very little if any. She's got quite a bit of eggs under her. Actually sometimes other hens go on top of her and try to lay. (That's everyones favorite nest) Don't know if she just takes the eggs and sits on them too. There is so many eggs that she's got eggs coming out of the edges of her body.
How long do they usually sit on these eggs?
I'm thinking to just let nature take it's course.
How long do they usually sit on these eggs?
I'm thinking to just let nature take it's course.
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