Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do. 
I checked my wildlife camera the other day, and here's one of the videos:
These 2 cats hangout at the vacant mobile home lot. Since I've fortified my coop with pallets, there's no danger of them getting in. But, I can't help but wonder if, prior to that work I did, the cats were the ones spooking all my hens and killed off 3/4's of my flock. I have some spring traps I'll be setting soon, and if they get caught, too bad, so sad...
These 2 cats hangout at the vacant mobile home lot. Since I've fortified my coop with pallets, there's no danger of them getting in. But, I can't help but wonder if, prior to that work I did, the cats were the ones spooking all my hens and killed off 3/4's of my flock. I have some spring traps I'll be setting soon, and if they get caught, too bad, so sad...
