You don't need a rooster for her to have gone broody in the woods.
So true! No Roos here and TONS of broodies!
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You don't need a rooster for her to have gone broody in the woods.
I am so borderline ignorant when it comes to chickens that I'm amazed that I even remembered about that little detail from the article that I read here on BYC!
I am so borderline ignorant when it comes to chickens that I'm amazed that I even remembered about that little detail from the article that I read here on BYC!
Edited to add: I hope that the water was the problem.
She was free ranging.This is the worst Friday the 13th EVER!!The whole week has been cursed! Was she confined and now you can't find her or was she free ranging?
She was free ranging.
She's a hatchery BJG. Not sure that breed goes broody.
We don't have woods here. Just cornfields, bushes, and a few low hanging pines.
She is not with a rooster.I'm not sure if they do in general but in theory any hen could. I hope she's holed up somewhere and shows back up with babies for ya! That would certainly make this week better right? You haven't had anymore get sick have you?
She is not with a rooster.
Nobody else is sick.
Also we lost power an hour ago and the littles are outside during their first thunderstorm.
The incubator is running on reserve heat. I've given up on the eggs pretty much.