Incubating eggs

[Birdybathtime]

So first time one here.
I have two eggs that are being incubated and nested by their mama. And it’s about to ice around here. How should I bring the mother and father chicken in and the eggs?
When I bring the mom inside she always stops being broody, is there a way to keep her broody inside? And if not how would I set up a heat lamp for a make shift incubator?

 

[The-White-Elephant]

So first time one here.
I have two eggs that are being incubated and nested by their mama. And it’s about to ice around here. How should I bring the mother and father chicken in and the eggs?
When I bring the mom inside she always stops being broody, is there a way to keep her broody inside? And if not how would I set up a heat lamp for a make shift incubator?

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Hmm, not sure. @MysteryChicken

 

[JustAChickenLoverOverHere]

In my opinion, if the hen tends to stop being broody when moved, your best bet is to leave them there and insulate better. Or as you stated, move the eggs to an incubator inside.
Adult chickens are durable, much more than the eggs anyway,

 

[MysteryChicken]

So first time one here.
I have two eggs that are being incubated and nested by their mama. And it’s about to ice around here. How should I bring the mother and father chicken in and the eggs?
When I bring the mom inside she always stops being broody, is there a way to keep her broody inside? And if not how would I set up a heat lamp for a make shift incubator?

Leave mom, & eggs, & move only when chicks are hatched. Instincts are more stronger then.