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  1. christineavatar

    california - CENTRAL COAST

    Their first two years are the most productive. As they get older they lay less but they will continue to lay for many years. As far as laying in the winter, it depends on whether or not they molt. Usually in the first year, when they have grown up from chicks, they do not molt and they will lay...
  2. christineavatar

    california - CENTRAL COAST

    Hello and welcome!
  3. christineavatar

    california - CENTRAL COAST

    Hi and welcome. I am from Bolinas, have you heard of it? That's okay. I've never heard of Orcutt.
  4. christineavatar

    california - CENTRAL COAST

    Welcome, Blueberry1! If you enjoy this site as much as I do, it will become a daily ritual!
  5. christineavatar

    california - CENTRAL COAST

    Bluku - a watched pot never boils. Relax, they should start laying soon.
  6. christineavatar

    california - CENTRAL COAST

    Welcome to you both!
  7. christineavatar

    california - CENTRAL COAST

    Hello there Sonic Pug! Where exactly is Arroyo Grande?
  8. christineavatar

    california - CENTRAL COAST

    I also live in Central California on the coast but just north of San Francisco in Marin County in a small town called Bolinas here on the edge of the earth. I have 16 hens and one roo. Down to two cats and presently no dogs.
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