Jul 3, 2008 #1 mahsmaj Crowing 15 Years Joined Jun 25, 2008 Messages 714 Reaction score 8 Points 274 Location 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 17 Years Joined May 14, 2008 Messages 30,372 Reaction score 409 Points 626 Location 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 Joined May 7, 2007 Messages 1,030 Reaction score 11 Points 169 Location 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 Joined Feb 8, 2008 Messages 1,381 Reaction score 1 Points 182 Location Kent, Wa I had a Barred Rock go broody last January. 2 rare treats.