Hello everyone
We have 7 chickens, 3 Sussex and 4 Isa Brown, and one of them clucks constantly, even though we don't even have any fertilized eggs. Is there any way I can get the chicken to stop doing this? Preferably in a gentle way.
It is this breed see picture:
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You can’t pamper her. This is comparable to human sex. You can’t pamper him either.
Okay, thanks
She does what is in her nature! You can only pick up the eggs. She stops glucking when her hormones tell her she’s been through breeding.
You have swallowed at least 3 weeks actually swallow chickens not so long since the eggs need a maximum of only 20 days to slip
Of course she swallows longer. There’s nothing left!
No. Only until she thinks the breeding season is over. What do you read?
Is she gonna swallow it forever?
Take away eggs. Not fertilized either.
We do this all the time and we throw them each time from nest and lock the stable so that they can’t go back in the nest
the glucks only when an egg is in it… otherwise it only lays one… etc.
She always sits on an egg and that’s what she puts herself in there the other chickens go to the box and put the eggs in there because the other box is occupied Yes