Have you seen a broody brown sexlink?

Well the dog is barking up a storm, a predator is trying to have an early morning snack. So I go into the coop to count the chickens, still 51 of them. I see one hen on 3 eggs that my boys forgot to grab today.
Has anyone had success with a broody brown sex link hen raising chicks?
Back to bed I go, good morning?
Thanks for your time Kimball.

I had an ISA brown go broody. The chicks fully formed in the eggs but died right before hatching. I gave her a couple of chicks as a reward for her hard work and she was a great mother.

She's never done it again though and she is going on four years now.

I fact, that's her and the chicks in my avatar.

Had a white leghorn go broody once....she sat for 18 days and abandoned the eggs. When candled the eggs had quit about day 16 or so.....maybe she knew?

I have had them go broody but never let them sit not sure if they would know what to do.

I think if they are broody then they already know what to do....

I have heard of people having success with them, but many abandon the nest at the final few days. They don't seem to be as 'sticky' as many other type are.
You could try her.

We had an Isa Brown go broody last spring. I gave her 8 eggs and she hatched all of them and was an awesome mother. If she goes broody again this spring I plan to use her to hatch some of my black copper marans eggs.

same experience. We had an ISA brown go broody along with 3 or 4 others (is it a virus?) She did a great job and was a good mom. She was killed by a Bobcat a few weeks ago and we will miss her antics with her PMS.

I would never prejudge a broody on the basis of her breed/cross. If she's good, she is; if not, not. Broodiness is too variable to predict on that one piece of info. Judge her on her performance.