- Jul 8, 2014
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We went out of town for Christmas break and our duck sitter missed a egg laying spot for one of my Cayuga hens. I just got home to 14 eggs in a perfect nest with feathers and all... We usually collect eggs everyday to eat but I never take eggs if the hens get broody and that's what it looks like. I've only ever had Muscovy hens get broody, not a Cayuga. Need advice on what to do, take them away and if I do are the eggs ok to eat or do I need to candle them. Ugh. Help please