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7/17/12 at 8:18pm

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I bought some hens approx 1yr -2yr olds have had them over 1m they were laying up to 9 eggs day and now I have not been getting any for over 2wks.I try to look outside in the run it is big and very dense over growth hard to really look good but I think they are hiding them.Help on what to do.I know it has been hot but no eggs at all seems really odd

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7/17/12 at 8:52pm

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Lock em up till nooon what does anybody think

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7/17/12 at 9:49pm

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Mine layed well until just recently. The heat is stressing them. I wouldn't lock up them because they may get too hot in the coop. Make sure they have plenty of water and some shade. When the rain cooled us off down here, the hens started laying good again.

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7/18/12 at 7:45am

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thanks

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7/18/12 at 1:06pm

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Holding them in the coop in the morning while it is still cool works. Longer if you can. I think I would cut some of the growth down in the run so I could see them easily. Not seeing them cuts some of the fun of having them and builds the worry.

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