Tuesday, June 1, 2010

[CHICKENS-101] Re: Silkies

 

Hi Georgia. I think your problem may be that you collect the eggs.
If you leave them for a week or longer, up to two weeks. I think one of your silkies will take possession of the clutch. Then you will not be able to remove her without a fight.
Ol' George

CHICKENS-101@yahoogroups.com, Georgia Wood <possadillohill@...> wrote:
>
> Heck, some people have ALL the luck.   I have not had 1 Silkie, or any other chicken become broody.  Eggs are always alone, available for the gathering. 
>
> Can I send a couple of my Silkies to you for a month so yours can teach mine about being broody hens?
>
> Georgia

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