bantam breeds that go broody a lot

stitzi

In the Brooder
Oct 30, 2015
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Okay so I am looking at getting some bantam hens specifically for the incubation of quail and pheasant eggs/chicks. I am just wondering if there are any specific bantam breeds that suit my purpose. I really like belgian deuccles but cannot find much on what they're like as parents and I don't know why but I don't like silkys.
 
Bantam Cochins are very broody. I just broke mine of laying in her nest all day. I sorta feel bad because she just wants to be a mama, only I don't want any chicks right now.
 
A heard that Belgian d'Uccle's get broody quite a bit. Can someone confirm this for me because I have a hen and cock that I would like to breed new year. I will get an incubator for that but I just want to know.
 

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