Put the female hen on a nest and keep it there, after a few days come back and it may have layed a few eggs if you want baby chicks put them in a tank with either a light bulb or a central heater after 21 days they will have hatched in to cute baby chicks
trust me my mams boss at a nursery has hatched about 10 chicks no lie so do it if you want fluffy chicks or tasty eggs!!!!!!!
the range of eggs per nest is 4 eggs
No, they will lay anywhere if there is no other choice - the eggs have to come out.
Farm fresh eggs are typically free-range, natural, and sometimes organic. The hens are always kept in better conditions, and to get better laying rates are usually very happy and healthy. The eggs from these hens is almost always more nutritional - due to the free range factor. They will have more Omega 3's than store bought. Eggs from stores come from places where a hen has less than 67 square inches of space, crammed into a cage with 4 to 11 other hens (cage free means the chickens are all in one area, but is still just as crowded). They will never see sunlight, scratch in the dirt, roost, nest, or free range as a chicken is meant to. They are fed nutritionally deficient food. The eggs are laid on, or in the presence of the rotting corpses of the hens that could not survive the horror of their environment.
Pea hens lay eggs and sit on the nest about 28 days to hatch a clutch of eggs
I have been told that if a egg is not fertile the hen will get rid of any eggs there are not developing...
A domestic chicken who is settled down on some eggs is "incubating" the eggs. She is called a "broody" hen. During this time she will not lay any eggs herself, but some hens will accept eggs from other hens while she is off the nest getting food, water and exercise.
Usually in the chicken coop. You can often find hens in the barn if they are free range as they will go in there to nest in the loose hay. A quiet dark area is the best place to look.
yes, if it hasn't suffered damage on the outside much.
I would say three nest box,s because the hens share nests an three boxs should be sufficient for six hens
A hens habitat is in a chicken coop. She will build a nest for her eggs, and roost at night.
No, Bantam roosters do not take care of eggs, his job is to fertilize those eggs, guard the chickens from predators, and crow.
No. Hens will lay eggs almost anytime. Early morning is when my hens lay most of their eggs. I have had eggs laid well after dark or overnight. egg laying takes place when the hen feels comfortable enough to settle in the nest. Some hens will fall into a routine and lay at the same time daily.