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What about Penedesenca and Lapbar's Orpingtons are not a choice for heat .

No surprises that the buff orpington made the list, indeed, top of the list. Weather be warmish? Time to brood! The Australorp have orpington in them, so again, no surprise. Not fond of silkies, they are a rather dumb breed over all.

What do you do with a chicken that can’t lay eggs anymore ?

There’s only one egg in the box and my hen started sitting on it and doesn’t want to be moved well she keep laying eggs or should I move her?

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Hey! Glad to your doing well. Awesome place for hiking

Have bred Polish chickens for years. Never had one go broody. They are not suppose to go broody. That's a breed disqualification. Best and most reliable broody hens and by far the best moms in the chicken world are the Aseels.

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The chicken got pegged 😆😆

Why chicken in their own feathers?

For me Rhode island red chicken and white leghorn chicken

Had Hundreds of Black Australorp Chickens Worst moms Only One in 100 will Sit, and Will Walk Away from their chicks First week, Oblivious, but Are Best Egg Layers

You may want to consider setting up a shade tarp for them in the summer

I like your place chickens look happy

Poor Mama Chicken. She is only protecting her babies! Sooooo sweet. Good mama.

That Brahma silky rooster looks just like my rooster blue, because they are both from Brahma silky mixes. My rooster blue just doesn’t have that fluff on his head.

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I’ve heard that pine shavings aren’t the best bedding for chickens

I have a question My hens get let out each day about 11.00am to roam the neigbourhood. We have 6 hens 3 of the have hatched eggs in the past. They originally were wild hens but now they live in our coup. We had one of the hens last year go broody under our house and hatch 11 babies and two others hatched eggs nearby. This year they start sitting but when I open the doors they all run our, even the 2 hens that usually go broody. I can't figure out what to do to keep them interested in staying on the eggs. I am sure 2 of them have started to go broody as they show all the signs, smelly poo, sitting on the eggs but they get upset if they other hens go walkabout without them. I am thinking I might have to make the enclosure bigger, taking in more of the yard just for the time they hens start going broody to stop they leaving for the day. Any suggestions would be great as we have to get the eggs in as we don't have a rooster so it is a bit difficult. Help????

The top five breeds in your video for the most part get along with each other in your opinion. I understand there is a natural pecking order with chickens anyway but in your opinion they seem to co mingle together well? Thanks.

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Twice keeps eggs under her but after few hours she left and walking in yard

My hen is sitting on eggs few hours and than leave and walking outside

Lot of grass but not a lot of shade.

Hello, That was a great video and by the way what breed is the black rooster you have? I got the same looking rooster but I don't know the breed. Thanks!

2:19 damn nature you scary

I've heard the silkie is the broodiest

Good morning, I have subscribed to your channel after watching this video. I aquired seven chickens and a coup 15 days ago. They have layed 31 egss in 14 days. I have a lot to learn but already enjoying them. I have two New Hampshire and five Orpingtons.

this was great. Im hoping to switch over to some good broody breeds

Thanks for sharing!

2:38 hehe, black mamba mama🖤

Thanks for this info

That is a lot of chicken man what do you use them for

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I have three hens. They are 5 months old. One of our hens lay an egg this morning & within 2 hours it was eaten. I need help- We know who laid the first egg but she never sat on it. How do I know who’s a broody hen vs. the other 2? Help 😢

Try and be lively. be alive??

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If a chicken eats an egg, put it into a court trial like Jeffery Dahmer...

I have white Sussex wanting them to go broody are the good for that

So we not gonna talk about how that roosters aggressively jumped on to the hen

What happens if your eggs get to cold will they die?

the leghorn by our local chicken breeder costs €27 and 17 for a rooster not cheap while sussex chickens are 14

If you've had chickens for 6+years how is the first chicken you got only 4

Barred rock should have been in that line up?😮

wow great flock

What a great video! I have only had chickens for 3 years and this year I've got 4 more coming this May. I will have 6 hens and one rooster. I am just doing this as my hobby and its just me and hubby with kids all gone. I'm hoping that I will have some chicks since we got a rooster at some point. I will have 1 buff Orpington and 1 black astralope. I definitely will get some of those fake eggs when the time comes! I don't think I will ever get to 50 chickens but around here I won't have any problem giving chicks away lol!

2:18 The Rhode Island Red roosters are pretty bossy with their hens, too! During the 1940s, my mother had a very large flock of free-range Rhode Island Reds, and they laid very well. We were in rural western Tennessee and when there was no market, she fed the excess eggs to the hogs. Imagine that today! The chickens were fascinating to watch and you could see the individual personalities. It was interesting to see their hierarchal structures, the roosters fighting for dominance, the dominant rooster's favorite hens as well as those he chose not to mate with, and their general sex lives which were very active!

I'm thinking I'm seeing a pattern seems like the best broodie hens are the big round hens

Isa brown, leghorn, Rhode Island red and New Hampshire. Gives me lots of egg’s daily.