Sex links don't go broody - they are bred to be egg producers and nothing more. They tend to run out of eggs early in life, and are very prone to reproductive diseases.
Why don't my golden comets go broody?
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X2 on Drumstick Diva. Though, of course, you may sometimes get individuals that don't fit "normal". I think that I've heard of at least one Sex-Link that has gone broody. However, it isn't very common.
X2 on Drumstick Diva. Though, of course, you may sometimes get individuals that don't fit "normal". I think that I've heard of at least one Sex-Link that has gone broody. However, it isn't very common.
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