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    Pearl Star Leghorns

    They might start laying again when the little ones do. I have a four year old chicken that hardly lays , a four year old that lays 2-3 x week but the 2 and 3 year olds lay pretty consistent. Don’t give up. Maybe they have a secret nest somewhere??
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    How many eggs!?

    Chickens can lay one egg every 24 hours or so. Buffs like to lay on others’ eggs. If her neck feather raise up and she growls a little then she is broody! You don’t want a broody hen unless you have a rooster and want to raise chicks. Let me know if this helps.
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    Pearl Star Leghorns

    These are the absolute best chickens. We handled ours a lot from the beginning. They are personable , curious, active, very entertaining- they fly like little partridge! There eggs are very very very light brown (creamy white ) and delicious!! Started laying about 19-20 weeks. Good luck!!!
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    Pearl Star Leghorns

    Hi there. Mine are finally 20 weeks. We got our first egg!! - I took a picture next to my buff orp pullets eggs.
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    Pearl Star Leghorns

    How old are they now???
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    Pearl Star Leghorns

    Beautiful!!
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    Pearl Star Leghorns

    These pics are 6 weeks old however (when they were 13 weeks )
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    Pearl Star Leghorns

    Here are a few of my pearl stars. 19 weeks.
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    Pearl Star Leghorns

    Thank you. aren’t pearl star leghornsa mixed breed with partridge rocks and Sussex which are both brown layers........
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    Pearl Star Leghorns

    How old are yours? Will I tell the difference in there eggs. I have all light brown layers like buffs, austrolorps, rocks.....
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    Pearl Star Leghorns

    I bought this breed from tractor supply this year. They are around 19 weeks old now. They are a curious and friendly bird. They love following you around and stand up quite well to the older birds in the flock - of course there is some pecking going on. Not laying yet, but one squatted the...
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