Posted by gwstang on March 17, 2014 at 17:31:01 from (71.42.172.242):
I have kept 6-8 hens and one rooster for several years. One hen likes to sit on the eggs. she is very gentle and does not even peck when I reach under her to get the eggs every day or so. Occasionally, I go three days or so before getting the eggs. I have to pick her up and drop her to the ground at that point, because there are 8-10 eggs under there. The last couple of times, when I turn around to leave, there are two eggs on the ground where I dropped her. Is she clutching the eggs in her feet? I don't recall ever seeing this before in the last 20 years or so of hens that I have had. Maybe it's because I am waiting too long to get their eggs and there are too many under there so she has to improvise by clutching some of them? Just wondering, thanks, Gary
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