Broody question.

[TheOLDNewChick]

Okay, so I have about a week or so before the eggs under my broody rooster are due to hatch. The weather's been extremely wet and cold lately, so I'm a bit concerned for when the chick hatches. Will he keep them warm 'til they dry off? Or should I bring them in?

 

[roosters97]

broodry rooster?

 

[Wooden_Pony]

LOL Kim!!

Sorry no help on this but I always giggle when you talk about your broody roo!

I want pictures of him on his eggs!!

I think that is so funny!

 

[cherndon712]

I would LOVE to see a broody rooster!!

 

[cherndon712]

Quote:
Are you SERIOUS!?

 

[MissPrissy]

Yes, she is! lol

 

[Wooden_Pony]

Yes Kim has a broody Silkie roo!

 

[cherndon712]

OMG!! Do you have a pic?! How did THAT happen?! I'm truly envious!! My HENS aren't even going broody!!!!

 

[@migocontodos]

I have to see this too...inquiring minds want to know!

 

[TheOLDNewChick]

-refers everyone back to her post in Me, My Chickens, and My Family board- . He's the first picture up there. He doesn't growl when I try to pet him though. He crows. It's really funny, and as mean as it is, I'll intentionally walk into his little "bubble" to watch him fluff up, make a gremlin noise, then grow his little head off. I keep trying to make him sit in a nest, but he has himself a hole dug in the floor and his two little eggs are in the hole underneath him. -shakes head and sighs- I'd be happy to get more pictures tomorrow if y'all would like, though!



(Silly me thought with eight replies SURELY someone has answered my question.

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