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No problem. Let us know how it does please!Thanks, that is what I thought but I wanted to confirm it.
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No problem. Let us know how it does please!Thanks, that is what I thought but I wanted to confirm it.
Welcome to BYC!!!Hi, I am new to this forum and seems like a good thread to join, sorry if I am being unintentionally rude. I have 6 hens, 3 feed store layers from last year and 3 older retirees from a local organic farm. 1 of each were acting a bit broody (sleeping on the eggs overnight and pecking when I wanted to take eggs, sitting on the nest for part of the day) and I want to hatch some chicks, so I bought a young Buff Orpington rooster from a friend. that was a week ago, and he has been mating for the last few days. they have 3 egg boxes and the girls have also made a big nest in a corner of the coop, where they have collected eggs for the last 3 days. this morning, nobody was sitting on the bigger group of eggs and they didn't feel warm to touch. should I leave them alone or take them out until someone is sitting more consistently? what is a normal pattern for a broody hen? I have hatched out previously but it was a while ago and I already had a rooster with them when they went broody.
thanks for any advice! Rachel
I will! This is such an exciting experience!No problem. Let us know how it does please!
Yay!!!! You have a good weekend too!Day 7! We are 1/3 of the way through! I'll post candling results on day 10. Have a good weekend!![]()
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How long has he been gone?I had a frizzle rooster but we had to sell him. Is there a chance these chicks could be a different color or be frizzle?