- Sep 16, 2012
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No she will still be broody. But you need to separate her to avoid disturbance. When you have a lot of hens free ranging on farmyards they will often go to the bac of hay sheds etc to hatch their eggs in quite.
How do i get chickens?! or more to the point, a broody hen
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