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    20 weeks and still no sign of laying

    I see what looks like a white egg on the ground behind those Black Sex Link hens. Which hen laid that egg?
  2. Bullitt

    20 weeks and still no sign of laying

    Oh, I see. I suppose there are a lot of variations when we are talking about crosses.
  3. Bullitt

    20 weeks and still no sign of laying

    The APA standard of perfection states that Rhode Island Reds are: Cock 8 ½ Lbs; Hens 6 ½ pounds; Cockerels 7 ½ pounds; Pullets 5 ½ pounds There is no standard for Sex Links, since they are not a breed. So I will use the description from a hatchery for Black Sex Link chickens...
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    20 weeks and still no sign of laying

    The average for a pullet to start laying is about 22 to 24 weeks. Your Black Sex Links will probably start laying very soon. The Brahma will probably be the last one to start laying.
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