Is my hen broody?

Yes, I did and I am trying the nesting curtains and the broody cage.

P.S. How are you forwarding my quotes onto your answer?
Sorry for the late reply...been offline a few days! When you go to reply to a post and want to 'show' the post that you're replying to, you'll see an icon called QUOTE next to REPLY .. hit that button and voila! There ya go!!
 
Sorry for the late reply...been offline a few days! When you go to reply to a post and want to 'show' the post that you're replying to, you'll see an icon called QUOTE next to REPLY .. hit that button and voila! There ya go!!

Thank you! Kaycee is doing much better with the broody thing, she hasn't been sitting in the coop near as much!!!:weee
 
Thank you! Kaycee is doing much better with the broody thing, she hasn't been sitting in the coop near as much!!!
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By George.....I think she's got it!!!
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Have a great day today in chicken land!
 
I think I have a broody hen :(. We don't have roosters so she's not going hatch anything. She has been in one of the egg boxes all day yesterday and all night last night (as far as I know). She was in the box all day today, with no egg. I finally scooped her up and put her outside the coop to run around with the rest of the girls. Sh e went back in the coop about 40 minutes later, but went into a different egg box- there was no egg in there.
I read the link posted in this thread and I'm willing to try the brooder breaker cage, but I have one concern. It's been in the low 20s at night and the girls usually huddle together on the roost. I'm worried that my broody hen will be too cold at night and die all alone in the brooder cage. Or will she be okay?? We do not heat our coop, and it is the perfect size for six chickens. Any advice is appreciated! Thanks!
 
Try moving her out of the nesting box each time she hunkers down in there, you'll hear funny clucking noises from her but if you do it a few times she may get the message and give up.
 

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