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She's broody. I got two silkie hens so my roosters would have some more ....well you know..and those two have been constantly broody since the spring....on nothing but hay. I pick them out and they run screaming through the yard. Eat, drink, broody poop and back they go.Hi all, I have not been on in a while and found this thread (thanks NotAFarm). There seems to be a lot going on......with everyone.
Mary; I LOVE the fence!!!!! Your neighbors suck!
Talk to me about broodie hens.
I have a silkie that was given to me from a breeder who was downsizing, it is supposed to be around 8 months old. She is definately a she as I have found an egg or two in the mornings ( the others are only 4 months old so it HAS to be her)
Well, she sits in the coop for hours at a time, all flattened out, hunkered down. Hubby and I remove her several times, to make her eat and drink (which she does) but then she goes right back in and in the corner. She has nothing in the pen with her.... Is she trying to become broodie or what?
Side note: everyone (even my ducks) have stopped laying in this heat, the majority are also molting.... Could it be the heat that is making her act this way?
So Dang Cute..
You alway take the best Pictures...Whew!!! Found you! I was stalking you guys (from a safe distance of about 100 pages) and then I lost ya. I gotta have somewhere fun to lurk and you guys make me laugh the most ya know!!! I should've known that if I followed Stella long enough she'd take me back home!
Good morning all, we are having lovely weather in Iowa this week! At 61 degrees I was practically freezing this morning, such a nice change from the 90s. The flock sure is happier![]()