Jul 3, 2008 #1 mahsmaj Songster 11 Years Jun 25, 2008 714 8 151 Hannibal, Missouri Can chickens go broody in the winter and maybe hatch eggs???
Jul 3, 2008 #2 Mahonri Urban Desert Chicken Enthusiast Premium Feather Member 15 Years May 14, 2008 30,371 397 586 North Phoenix My Coop My Coop If you live where I live, I've seen chickens go broody in Feb. and hatch out in early March. We actually have a little thunderstorm outside right now... one of those rare 4th of July things.
If you live where I live, I've seen chickens go broody in Feb. and hatch out in early March. We actually have a little thunderstorm outside right now... one of those rare 4th of July things.
Jul 4, 2008 #3 AK-Bird-brain I gots Duckies! 12 Years May 7, 2007 1,030 11 169 Sterling, Alaska We had a banty go broody last November, she hatched her eggs. November temps up here were between 20-40 f. The problem was brooding the babies in the cold. We wound up with babies in the garage all winter.
We had a banty go broody last November, she hatched her eggs. November temps up here were between 20-40 f. The problem was brooding the babies in the cold. We wound up with babies in the garage all winter.
Jul 4, 2008 #4 bheila Songster 11 Years Feb 8, 2008 1,381 1 182 Kent, Wa I had a Barred Rock go broody last January. 2 rare treats.