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Hey Sean,
After your hen hatched out her clutch, did she ever do it again?

Thx,
Doug
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No, if you read the thread, you'll see that she died about a week or so before they hatched...the male took over and hatched them, and raised them until something happened to all the chick's, none survived to adult stage.
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Ooohhh, sorry to hear that! Doesn't it make sense that "once broody," the odds are much better that she'd go broody again? I kind of need to get out of the chicken and quail business for a couple of years but i really hate to get rid of such a special bird, and her mates, and her offspring which also might have a higher tendency for those females to go broody.
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