Great news!!It took 3 days but she finally got off the eggs and took care of business.
Since then she has been getting off the eggs every 2 days.
Thanks for all the advice,
JL
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Great news!!It took 3 days but she finally got off the eggs and took care of business.
Since then she has been getting off the eggs every 2 days.
Thanks for all the advice,
JL
Well, you have a few options. You can break her broodiness (the most effective way that I have read is to put her in a wire-bottomed cage with nothing but food and water for 3-5 days), get her some fertilized eggs to incubate, or get some babies to put under her. Leave her be, and she may give up sooner or later.I don't have a rooster and this broody behavior has been going on for two weeks. Now she only grumbles and today stopped eating. I am not sure about drinking. She tries to sleep in the nest box at night and I also find her in the nest box mid-afternoon.