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Not much seems to bother them, typically. I think they are just on their winter hiatus and I suspect their early molt caused you to have an abnormally long eggless period.

I noticed other posts say they cull them at 3-4 years old. As an urban girl (okay...middle-aged lady) I have had these culling talks with myself from time to time, I even bought a tree culling cone, but I'm still struggling with killing my girls. They are my morning coffee company on the back...

Laying hens are a labor of love. Hang in there! We love knowing where our eggs come from (when our girls are laying) and know what our hens are fed and how they are cared for, so for us it's worth the wait for those glorious golden yolks. Not a single organic free-range store-bought egg can...

I have a small urban flock of 6 hens ranging in age from less than a year to about 5 years old and they all do the same thing. Most of my flock doesn't start their molt until late Sept or Oct, but I've certainly had one or two start their molt at the end of summer and I had one start in January...

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