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Statistics About The Most Broody Chicken Breeds
Broody chicken breeds like Silkies and Orpingtons have a higher likelihood of consistently going broody and sitting on a nest of eggs to hatch.
In this post, we will explore some of the most broody chicken breeds based on statistical data. From Australorps and Silkies to Orpingtons and Malay chickens, we will delve into the frequency and consistency of broodiness exhibited by various breeds. If you’re considering adding broody hens to your flock or simply curious about the maternal instincts of different chicken breeds, this analysis will provide valuable insights.
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"Australorps may go broody two to three times per year."
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"Silkies are known to be one of the most broody chicken breeds."
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"Faverolles can go broody but are not as consistent as other breeds."
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"Sebright bantams are known to be broody and good mothers."
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"Brahmas exhibit broodiness more often in the spring."
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"American Game hens are persistent brooders."
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"Dutch bantams are very broody and excellent mothers."
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"Belgian d’Uccles frequently go broody and are good mothers."
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"Cochins tend to go broody at least once a year."
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"Dominique hens are known for their maternal instincts."
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"Jersey Giants, despite their large size, can also go broody."
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"Dorking chickens can be broody, with a strong mothering instinct."
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"Orpingtons, specifically Buff Orpingtons, frequently go broody."
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"Wyandotte hens are less likely to go broody compared to other breeds."
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"Chantecler hens have moderate broodiness."
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"Marans hens, known for their dark eggs, go broody occasionally."
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"Old English Game hens are persistent brooders."
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"Sussex chickens have a moderate tendency to go broody."
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"Rhode Island Reds are less likely to be broody but can occasionally do so."
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"Malay chickens show strong broody tendencies."
Jannik Lindner
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