Not sure about my eggs?

[Arwon]

Rooster has been mating, girls vary in age, 2 have been laying since early December, other 2 started a month ago. Have been feeding them mixed grain and high protein pellets, plus scraps and they free range a couple of hours each day. The eggs look pretty healthy. Will give them all a month and try again, thanks for the help.

 

[cmom]

Do you have any girls that lay pure white eggs?

When just starting out it sure is nice when you can SEE everything in there.

But I agree with the others... those look like they are probably infertile.

Crack 1 open and look.

I agree, from the picture of the egg that was posted, the eggs look to be infertile.
Infertile egg.

Fertile egg.

 

[Arwon]

Thanks everyone for the info, girls only lay light brown eggs, will watch eggs for the spot, thanks cmom.

 

[Alaskan]

Rooster has been mating, girls vary in age, 2 have been laying since early December, other 2 started a month ago. Have been feeding them mixed grain and high protein pellets, plus scraps and they free range a couple of hours each day. The eggs look pretty healthy. Will give them all a month and try again, thanks for the help.

I would cut out the grain and add in some stuff high in B and A vitamins.

Nutritional yeast is a great source of B vitamins and the livestock grade (verses human grade) is a decent price. Grated carrots, pumpkin and sweet potatoes have good amounts of A.

 

[ChickNanny13]

2x Alaskan, cut out the grain, scraps & any treats. Just their feed, what are you feeding? How much protein? Rooster looks good, girls are still "early" stages of laying, I see some "meat/blood" spots.