When will they become broody?

[My First Time Farm]

Are your birds from a Hatchery or a breeder?

Hatchery. From Ideal Poultry Texas.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Hatchery. From Ideal Poultry Texas.

Oh, they're probably beautiful then. I got Cornish bantams and Belgian quail d'Anvers

 

[HeatherKellyB]

I've read the lines coming from hatcheries have been bred to not go broody, but of course that's not going to be true all of the time. I may be wrong so hopefully someone will correct me if so.
It really depends on the individual bird if they're a breed that's not an exceptionally broody breed

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I think the only one from that list that tends to go broody is the orpington, but even then it seems to be uncommon if they're not from a brooding line.

I had a brahma that was broody for like 3 days once but other than that, I've never had any if those birds listed

 

[rosemarythyme]

Your best bet might be the Orps, mine has been the broodiest of my birds (though just 3x in 5 years, which isn't that impressive.)