Posted By: G Hose
Chicken folk - 11/26/22 01:19 AM
Any of y’all ever had a hen go broody without a rooster around? I have two free range ISO brown hens and their isn’t a rooster in hearing distance. Had a hen go broody yesterday. I got her off the 4 eggs a put her on the roost tonight, an removed the eggs. I’ve personally never had one go broody without a rooster.
Posted By: cmj
Re: Chicken folk - 11/26/22 01:36 AM
yep. I have one that will do that.
Posted By: Yukon John
Re: Chicken folk - 11/26/22 01:37 AM
Thread about this awhile back, seems as though hens of any species tend to be temperamental, lol.
Posted By: Catch22
Re: Chicken folk - 11/26/22 02:36 AM
Sure have. A hen don't need a rooster to follow her natural instincts. Kinda like if a single women had a man who bought to many traps, she'd complain about it.
Posted By: 330-Trapper
Re: Chicken folk - 11/26/22 02:57 AM
Had a Girlfriend go broody once in the 80s when I was gone...
...almost married that chick too.
Close call
Posted By: G Hose
Re: Chicken folk - 11/26/22 01:03 PM
Thanks. I figured they’d have enough sense to know if the had been bred.
330-that wouldn’t of been good
Posted By: Scuba1
Re: Chicken folk - 11/26/22 01:14 PM
Dude, you are talking girls here. Since when has sense any room in that equation.