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Crowing
I’ve successfully moved broodys with their eggs to different boxes, and even a separate area. They are committed!Thanks! The event was successful with nearly 120 attending. I was able to direct people more than actually doing hand work, so more my knees and feet were sore from a lot of standing and running around. I was going to work in the garden but a little voice said to stay off my feet at least rest a day. Always have to check on the kids, play with Velma.
I believe you can move the eggs and them? Maybe? I've read that after they've set for a little, then transfer them to the brooding place, even a pet carrier, since she won't poop often, and would only eat/drink to survive. Are the eggs fertile? I've snuck in a couple extra on a broody that was on 4 eggs.