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I'm sorry to hear that . Mine all squat for me and are very curious about me when I come in the yard. It probably helps that they know me as the one who occasionally gives them treats of scratch which includes boss and meal worms .

I actually really like these birds. I really like their temperaments. Very pleased with my flick this year.

Well today was able to see the new one laying is definitely one of the WTB. I'm pretty happy myself over the color . In picture below . The 2 on the left are from my EE and the last one in the right is from a WTB.

Well my new additions to my flock just started laying.So far just 3 all blue or blue green eggs but my new additions are a mixture of EE, and WTB. So I know 2 are definitely EE laying but not sure about the new one.

I'm still waiting on mine to lay.All are 22 weeks now and last night when I closed my coop door up. I had to remove my WTB Maleficient off the top of the door before I could close it. When I put her on the roost she finally did a submissive squat. So I'm crossing my fingers for soon.

Still waiting. I have a whole bunch of babies that should be laying any day. 25 of them to be exact and 4 of those are WTB. I replaced my whole flock this year so we haven't had eggs for a while, They are all 21 weeks old. I'm just worried that the daylight is now down to 12 hours that theyll...

Very anxious for them to start laying. Thank you

Mine just turned 20 weeks and still waiting on an egg.

Walked into my coop tonight to count birds before locking them up and one of my True Blues was dead on the coop floor. They turn 20 weeks next Monday . I checked her over and she had a prolapsed vent but not a very obvious one. I thought she was just getting ready to lay as I saw her sitting in...

Here are my 5 pullets. 15 weeks old.