Adorable!! So glad it worked!!







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I always let my Broodies stay where they've chosen for a couple days to be sure; then I move them AT NIGHT to the place I want them to incubate, along with the eggs they've been sitting on. Then I would exchange the eggs for biddies, also at night........Her new nest is more cozy, she was in the roll out nest box that is just dense carpet now she has lots of nesting materials, hay and wood flakes. I made a bowl out of it and put the fake eggs in it.
I am getting 5 chicks next Tuesday, likely, they are being shipped Monday from Meyers last year they arrived Tuesday.
Gary
You might want to keep them behind (wire) doors for a day or two.....so the flock get used to seeing them at floor level, but then just open it up and let the fun begin!