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I don't have experience with those, but I have heard they are good broodies. But silkies top them all.
Well Trouble I had with silkies , they don't always return to the right nest, so eggs get cold....but they are setting machines, easy to work with also'
Still think nothing can beat gamehens. trouble with gamehens, you can't be worried about a few pecking marks on your hands...
My gamehens will keep setting for months and months if nothing hatch, reason I use them to incubate eggs, any type ,peafowl,turkey,duck,geese, and etc. With my peafowl eggs they are set under broodies the first week,then in the incubators, so they set thru the peafowl breeding season , then hatch out a clutch of game chicks at the end.