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Same thing happened to us. I was keeping our silkie eggs aside while she was laying and rotating out her older eggs to check for fertility. When I finally decided to set them in the incubator she went broody for the first time.
Since it's her first time, and my first time dealing with a broody. I felt she will just keep practicing on the golf balls for now. I guess it's a good thing I did because she keeps switching nest boxes.
Later on this summer, if she is still determined to hatch golfballs, I'll give her a couple eggs. Plus, I have some youn g roosters currently in the area I'd let her use for hatching, so either way....She has to wait.
and welcome to you and 4chickns.
Morning Dak.
Bluemoon
Same thing happened to us. I was keeping our silkie eggs aside while she was laying and rotating out her older eggs to check for fertility. When I finally decided to set them in the incubator she went broody for the first time.


and welcome to you and 4chickns.

Morning Dak.

Bluemoon
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