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My buff Orpington is 33 weeks old and still not laying. Her waddle an comb are getting bigger and redder. She squats when I touch her. Should she start laying soon even though it's December. If so what are some other signs that may mean she is getting ready to lay.

Will she still start laying since its December

I have a 33 week old buff orpington hen who's comb and waddle are getting bigger and redder and is squatting when I touch her. Should she start laying soon.

i was at my friends house and their chickens are laying everyday.

They used to, but we have a raccoon living under our house so until we catch it there staying in

we have sunlight from 6:00 to 5:30, but I think they should have started laying before the hours of daylight started to get so short. We have friends with 28 week old silkies that have all been laying for almost two months.

how do people get replies so quickly

I dont know much, but if i were you I would just block the bleeding right now.

I have a 31 week old buff orpington, a 30 week old dark brahma, a 26 week old partridge chochin and a 26 week old silkie. I've read they should all be laying right now. Why aren't they?

Will they lay secretely if they have a nesting box with fake eggs in it

I don't think these ars poblems

It's been 25 weeks and still no eggs

Put vasoline on their combs and waddles to prevent frostbite

thanks ill try that

I have been doing that. Is there anything else i can do.

My chickens aren't laying yet will their fresh eggs really better than normal eggs.

I have an amerucana, red star and a buff orphington. How can I get them to like me better and let me pick them up.

My buff orphington is 23 weeks old. When should she start laying. She has a comb, but not much of a waddle. Her face is dark pink. Her pelvic bones are two fingers apart.