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Well he was the one who gave the lock to lock to me a while back. He claimed that he had found the extra key a while ago, but I'm not sure I believe that :)

Hey everyone! Sooo sorry for the long awaited response. I have been all over the place lately! Well... I have been punked. Thought I was a fantastic investigor... Until I caught my uncle walking to the coop one morning before work with a carton of eggs. How could I have missed that?! I gave him...

Hello everyone! I apologize for keeping everyone waiting. I've been so busy with everything lately. I seriously don't think this is a prank. I have stayed up all night watching the coop and didn't see anything suspicious and I have marked all of our eggs. Our highest egg number since my last...

Hey everyone! I have some more interesting clues for everyone this afternoon. Ok, I have marked all of our current eggs in the fridge so I can tell if they are placed back in the nests. If I find an egg with a black line on it in the coop then I guess we will have to figure out who the prankster...

Quote: I have heard of hens occasionally laying 2 eggs within the same day, but never so many laying several eggs EVERY day! Has to be some kind of joke....................otherwise, what are you feeding them because I have to get some! Haha! They eat regular chicken feed. The one area...

Quote: Funny!! Haha I could imaging someone asking me for help removing the mousetrap from their hand! I may actually try the camera thing.

Hmmm... is it physically possible for them ALL to have such shorter cycles? And is there a possibility that other wild birds could sneak in and lay? But do wild birds even lay brown eggs? The mystery continues!

Oh and the eggs range in color. Dark brown, light brown, creamish, and if we are lucky... lovely speckled brown eggs!

Quote: It can NOT be a joke. That would be completely out of the question since the coop is locked and I'm the only one with the key. And I have buff orpingtons, RIRs, a brahma, a wyandote, and a barred rock. Any other possible theories?

What on earth is going on? I was told that hens can only lay one egg a day but we have recently been getting some crazy numbers. We gather eggs when the sun rises and again when the sun sets. Earlier this week, we had 15 eggs in one day. A day later... 18 eggs. Later... 23 eggs. And finally...