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Yes. You should, unless you want a staggered hatch.

I let a broody hatch during a frigid winter once, it worked out OK but I'd never do it again. Temps got down to the negative F's, but luckily hatch day was a thaw in the 30's F.

It's best to leave the breaker crate in the coop, so the flock can still see her 24/7.