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I try to pay attention first thing in the morning and early evening before they roost. That's prime mating time in my experience. Make a cup of tea and just hang out. I see who's being mated and check their eggs over the next few days. In the meantime, a vent trimming won't hurt and you'll see...

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If you have some you could crack open and check, I would start there. If they aren't getting fertilized, could be the rooster's having a hard time hitting the mark if they're extra floofy bottomed.