last weekend my little hen here came out of 3 weeks of hiding under the barn with these 8 little chicks (sadly we only have 6 now, seems my Hunter cat has been true to his name, so now Jaylow and babies r in a large crate safe from Hunter kitty)
too cute
tho my cats never bothered my chickens...?
how long do chickens take to hatch out
i have a little hen that has gone broody
she's been sitting for about 5 days
just curious
21 days, she layed them eggs herself, so she laid for atleast 8 days befor sitting, she only came out for a very few seconds to eat n drink, while she was sitting on them
I had a boody hen until my dog killed her I love broody hens they are so cool. and then watching them with their chicks is priceless. I want another pet chicken (my mom has lots of chickens) but I don't know if I will get one just like my Little One :?
She was a banty which I hear are more broody then your average egglayer :?
Jaylow is a banty cross, she was also born on the farm here too. her mom Jay, hatched out 3 eggs, 2 were roosters so we kept her, this is her first year sitting she did good
i don't know what peanut is
some chicks were let loose in our school as a prank
my daughter caught one and brought it home and said "mom please"
lol
thought it was a rooster until she laid an egg in my husbands recliner
(raised in house as we had no other chickens but is now outside)
she's a speckled brown color and about half the size of my rhode island red hens
anyway
she is the one that is sitting
my daughter says there are about 5 peanut eggs and 5 large eggs under her
so she is hatching everyone's eggs :roll:
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