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Unless your pullets lay eggs with numbers printed on them.

There's isn't anything else I can think of from the top of my head to look out for. The next thing is actual laying

She should be laying in 1-2 weeks

I don't know what's happening… stupid computer.

Sorry for your loss.

I don't know what happened there but it's the second comment.

She rarely does it and sometimes there's less neck movement and sometimes there's more neck movement.

So is your hen doing something like this?

http://s1333.photobucket.com/user/abcdefg12345677/library/?sort=3&page=1 Here's the video. You only need to watch the first 30 seconds as she only does it twice and remember its my ISA Brown not my Leghorn.

Mine used to do the same thing. Walk to the door and start 'yawning'.

I've got a video of my ISA Brown doing something similar. I didn't capture the video myself. I'll post it and tell me if its the same as what your hen is doing. You only need to watch the first 30 seconds of it. She only does it twice.

Possibly sour crop.

You're lucky you're not living in East Gippsland.

You can always try to sell him for $5-$10 but as I said earlier you'll be lucky to get a person to pay for a roo.

Sorry to say it

You can't charge much for him since he is a roo. You'll be lucky if you get someone to pay for him.

Anyone around the western suburbs (including north west) of melbourne have fertile australorp eggs?

Both of your Barred Ricks are roos.