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Maybe, depending on the size. Remember the hen while on the nest leaves infrequently to eat, drink & defecate. If the space she is in is too small she will not want to poop too closely to her food and water.

And my move is simply taking a protesting Momma out of the nest, then her eggs, then her peeps and putting them in completely new, clean nesting material. Once I have her peeps and eggs moved Momma goes in to make sure they are OK.

No getting around it, you are going to have to put her and the eggs down next to the ground. The peeps will have to be able to leave the nest to eat and drink. I move mine from a nest that is a covered litter pan into a pet carrier when hatching begins. I take out Momma, any peeps and then the...