Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do. 
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Hello!
My name is Taylor and I'm fairly new to chickens and I’m fascinated by incubating them. I have two girls, 4 and 6 years old, so it’s a fun thing for us to do. We have kept some and sold some.
My questions is, I have some new pullets and I’m curious as to what kind of eggs they’ll lay. I have some eggs that I’m not sure which chicken they came from. I know my EE and OE’s, I also have a maran that will lay the brown. But as for some of my others I’m not sure. I have RIR, ISA Brown, and blue laced red Wyandotte. I also have a white leghorn but I’m pretty sure they lay white, right? I also have brahmas, a golden laced Wyandotte, and barred rocks.
Also, what’s the best way that you guys have done identification after hatching?
TIA!
Picture of a few eggs that I’ve gotten this week
My name is Taylor and I'm fairly new to chickens and I’m fascinated by incubating them. I have two girls, 4 and 6 years old, so it’s a fun thing for us to do. We have kept some and sold some.
My questions is, I have some new pullets and I’m curious as to what kind of eggs they’ll lay. I have some eggs that I’m not sure which chicken they came from. I know my EE and OE’s, I also have a maran that will lay the brown. But as for some of my others I’m not sure. I have RIR, ISA Brown, and blue laced red Wyandotte. I also have a white leghorn but I’m pretty sure they lay white, right? I also have brahmas, a golden laced Wyandotte, and barred rocks.
Also, what’s the best way that you guys have done identification after hatching?
TIA!
Picture of a few eggs that I’ve gotten this week
Hi! Those are some pretty eggs. What kind of incubator are you using BTW?
