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[cherrynberry]

Totally forgot chickens can go broody for a moment . Our broody breed are as follow: Cochins, Jersey Giants (7 months old, still have a long way to grow. Around 1.5 times their size), Buff Orpington (Just 1). I believe those are all that should have a high chance of going broody. I REALLY hope on of the EE’s go broody, I would love to see what would Be the end result. Perhaps extra
Fluffy hair?

You do not have Wyandotte's?

The broodiest breeds are as follows:
- Silkies and Cochins
- Orpingtons
- Wyandotte's
- Brahmas
- Easter Eggers go broody sometimes, definitely not as often. I probably forgot some.

 

[Fluffy Lambs]

Totally forgot chickens can go broody for a moment . Our broody breed are as follow: Cochins, Jersey Giants (7 months old, still have a long way to grow. Around 1.5 times their size), Buff Orpington (Just 1). I believe those are all that should have a high chance of going broody. I REALLY hope on of the EE’s go broody, I would love to see what would Be the end result. Perhaps extra
Fluffy hair?

My buff Orpingtons love to go broody! And so does my jersey giant. I thought she was an Australorp but I don't think those are a broody breed. My Cochin has, thankfully, not gone broody in a while.

 

[Fluffy Lambs]

You do not have Wyandotte's?

The broodiest breeds are as follows:
- Silkies and Cochins
- Orpingtons
- Wyandotte's
- Brahmas
- Easter Eggers go broody sometimes, definitely not as often. I probably forgot some.

I did not know brahma's were a broody breed. I wonder if mine will be.

 

[The-White-Elephant]

Here’s some pics of the Cochins. Yes, they are the same ones from last time… and sorry for the bad pics. They’re not at the best angle

 

[cherrynberry]

I would like that, but bantam Cochin weigh only around 1 pound, and mine are at least 5 pounds-ish.

That's not true. Post pictures of your Cochins.

 

[Fluffy Lambs]

Here’s some pics of the Cochins. Yes, they are the same ones from last time… and sorry for the bad pics. They’re not at the best angle

Those look like LF cochins. I want them!

 

[The-White-Elephant]

You do not have Wyandotte's?

The broodiest breeds are as follows:
- Silkies and Cochins
- Orpingtons
- Wyandotte's
- Brahmas
- Easter Eggers go broody sometimes, definitely not as often. I probably forgot some.

We used to have a silkie. Went broody I believe, and 2 days later some dogs broke in our garden, and um, basically destroyed everything. Including the chickens. All of them except 2 of them and the old rooster, “Roosty”. He was about at least 12 years old when he died. *He did not die from the dog attack*

 

[cherrynberry]

Here’s some pics of the Cochins. Yes, they are the same ones from last time… and sorry for the bad pics. They’re not at the best angle

Yeah, they look standard. The white one is the prettiest.

 

[The-White-Elephant]

Those look like LF cochins. I want them!

What are LF Cochins? I’m not too good with some abbrviations

 

[cherrynberry]

What are LF Cochins? I’m not too good with some abbrviations

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