Re: [CHICKENS-101] Brooding Season

 

My experience is that they may go broody anytime they are actively laying. I have had them go broody from early March to late October.

 

kathy

 

In a message dated 3/27/2010 3:54:39 P.M. Central Daylight Time, grandmasasi@yahoo.com writes:

About how long can I expect to have chickens that may brood?  I had my first 3 in February & one this month.  Was trying to plan ahead to put my coop back in order & get rid of brooding & nursery areas, but don't want to do it until I'm sure I wouldn't have another one go broody.

Beth Rutherford   Americana Acres
Specializing in naturally raised heritage breeds
Turner, OR    ameracres@yahoo.com




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