They probably will. Part of the problem could be the chicks were too old to imprint on her, so they weren’t following her directions. So you took the chicks away and gave her the eggs back? How did that go?
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She's been fine so far.They probably will. Part of the problem could be the chicks were too old to imprint on her, so they weren’t following her directions. So you took the chicks away and gave her the eggs back? How did that go?
Good!She's been fine so far.
Yeah i suspect she just wasnt ready to have chicks yet, and just wants to hatch her eggsGood!
It's possible that she hadn't set long enough yet for her hormones to go from "brood" to "mama". I know chickens don't know how to count, but I'm pretty sure the hormones are on a timer of some sort.Yeah i suspect she just wasnt ready to have chicks yet, and just wants to hatch her eggs
It's possible that she hadn't set long enough yet for her hormones to go from "brood" to "mama". I know chickens don't know how to count, but I'm pretty sure the hormones are on a timer of some sort.
Multiple broodies are always a mess to try to manage. I know nothing of guineas except that I don't like them.But now i have another issue. I have a guinea hen i think might be broody too. And she's now trying to steal the nest from the hen in the coop. Which is cuasing my stress becuase my hen keeps swtiching nests now...
I'm beginning not to like then so much eitherMultiple broodies are always a mess to try to manage. I know nothing of guineas except that I don't like them.