Apr 29, 2017 #1 KaylorFarms Crowing 5 Years Apr 3, 2017 3,827 1,979 392 Oklahoma what breed is most likely to go broody besides silkies and cochins?
Apr 29, 2017 #2 TattooedChicks Songster Jan 21, 2017 1,014 1,280 242 Kansas City I've been told that old English game birds go broody a lot, as do many varieties of true bantams because the behavior hasn't been bred out of them like it has in some large fowl breeds.
I've been told that old English game birds go broody a lot, as do many varieties of true bantams because the behavior hasn't been bred out of them like it has in some large fowl breeds.
Apr 29, 2017 Thread starter #3 KaylorFarms Crowing 5 Years Apr 3, 2017 3,827 1,979 392 Oklahoma Are light brahmas likely?
Apr 29, 2017 #4 Hybridchucks Queen Of The Coop 7 Years Jul 13, 2016 4,358 16,117 862 Burdsville My Coop My Coop Buff orpingtons!
Apr 29, 2017 Thread starter #5 KaylorFarms Crowing 5 Years Apr 3, 2017 3,827 1,979 392 Oklahoma Wow! None of my buff orpingtons ever went broody. Last edited: Apr 29, 2017
Apr 29, 2017 #6 Hybridchucks Queen Of The Coop 7 Years Jul 13, 2016 4,358 16,117 862 Burdsville My Coop My Coop Really they are the most broody birds! xx
Apr 29, 2017 Thread starter #7 KaylorFarms Crowing 5 Years Apr 3, 2017 3,827 1,979 392 Oklahoma WOW! I didn't know that!
Apr 29, 2017 #8 Hybridchucks Queen Of The Coop 7 Years Jul 13, 2016 4,358 16,117 862 Burdsville My Coop My Coop Wait! let me ask google lol!
Apr 29, 2017 #9 Hybridchucks Queen Of The Coop 7 Years Jul 13, 2016 4,358 16,117 862 Burdsville My Coop My Coop https://www.google.co.uk/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=NRASWJ_4OsXU8ge78ogo#q=best+broody+hens
Apr 29, 2017 Thread starter #10 KaylorFarms Crowing 5 Years Apr 3, 2017 3,827 1,979 392 Oklahoma Haha!! Lol! I do that all the time!