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I would not be concerned. Strains that have been bred for fast and furious egg production are one thing. A slower maturing, slower to point of lay, long living strain is quite another. Again, I'd not be the least bit concerned. Some heritage birds can take up to 30 weeks to begin to lay...

Yes, Doing the math, I also get 16-17 weeks, which is still incredibly early. The chicks are often more than day old or two days old when purchased, as the hatchery hatches, then ships to TSC and then they finally get sold and taken home. It is not uncommon for pullets of many more...