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I did this with one who I broke 6-7 times over a summer after I let her hatch in the spring. New owners were thrilled, but she never went broody again.

I leave them in the breaker crate for at least 48 hours. IMO best to release them an hour or 2 before roost time, then if I find them in a nest at lockup they go right back into the breaker crate for another 48 hours. That way they haven't gotten so settled into the nest.