Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do. 
CrazyChickenLady123
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- Jan 5, 2025
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Hello, my name's Kenzie, and here's a little bit about me!
(1) I'm not new to chickens at all, I have been breeding poultry and Waterfowl for about six years now.
(2) Right now I currently have 25-30 chickens, it's honestly hard to keep track
(3) My breeds are Old English Game Bantam, serama, silkie, welsummer, laced Wyandotte, leghorn, ayam cemani, and a few more egg laying breeds.
(4) I run a family Hatchery all season except for winter, so right now's really my time off, I keep chickens as pets, breeding and selling, and for eggs.
(5) Although I don't really have any other hobbies I enjoy making and designing coops. I also paint portraits of my chickens for fun!
(6) I have nineteen ducks, two rats, two rabbits, two cats, and one dog!
(7) Bonus: I found BYC on Google, and I joined because I would like to learn tips and tricks on keeping bantam breeds. I'm also curious about other people's breeds!
(1) I'm not new to chickens at all, I have been breeding poultry and Waterfowl for about six years now.
(2) Right now I currently have 25-30 chickens, it's honestly hard to keep track
(3) My breeds are Old English Game Bantam, serama, silkie, welsummer, laced Wyandotte, leghorn, ayam cemani, and a few more egg laying breeds.
(4) I run a family Hatchery all season except for winter, so right now's really my time off, I keep chickens as pets, breeding and selling, and for eggs.
(5) Although I don't really have any other hobbies I enjoy making and designing coops. I also paint portraits of my chickens for fun!
(6) I have nineteen ducks, two rats, two rabbits, two cats, and one dog!
(7) Bonus: I found BYC on Google, and I joined because I would like to learn tips and tricks on keeping bantam breeds. I'm also curious about other people's breeds!
Glad you joined.
