- Jul 17, 2013
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Hi All,
I have one of my girls who has been showing signs of broodiness on and off for a few weeks. She started to get really bad, hissing and pecking me if I ventured near the nest boxes. I decided to put her in a broody box, simply because she wasn't allowing the other chooks to enter the coop to lay their eggs.
I am new to all this and wondered how I will know when she can come out of the broody box. She has only been in there a day and is still pacing up and down. Although, she isn't making the horrific racket she was making this morning! I have read that it should be around 3 days, is this correct? Or is there particular signs to look out for? I can't wait to get her out to be honest, I don't like seeing her in solitary. :/
Thanks for your help.
Trish
I have one of my girls who has been showing signs of broodiness on and off for a few weeks. She started to get really bad, hissing and pecking me if I ventured near the nest boxes. I decided to put her in a broody box, simply because she wasn't allowing the other chooks to enter the coop to lay their eggs.
I am new to all this and wondered how I will know when she can come out of the broody box. She has only been in there a day and is still pacing up and down. Although, she isn't making the horrific racket she was making this morning! I have read that it should be around 3 days, is this correct? Or is there particular signs to look out for? I can't wait to get her out to be honest, I don't like seeing her in solitary. :/
Thanks for your help.
Trish