12 week pullet laying?

[city_girl_farming]

Cinnamon Queens are great. Good personality, sturdy, reliable and highly productive layers. I currently have one adult and 2 pullets of Cinnamon Queens.

That’s awesome! Thanks I had no idea what she was. I just got the “colorful egg layer” 10 pack lol and she was the only female of the bunch.

 

[city_girl_farming]

Well, she's not a welsummer and her comb isn't red enough to lay. Do you have a picture of the shells?

 

[nuthatched]

Are you sure it's not paint?

 

[city_girl_farming]

Are you sure it's not paint?

I don’t see how it could be the run is not really close to our house or the garage and they are always enclosed in the run.. it also breaks like an egg shell it’s also thin but not as thin as chipped paint would be if that makes sense. Maybe something fell from the sky that’s all I can think of at this point lol

 

[city_girl_farming]

I currently have 1 pullet and 2 cockerels and I was watering their grazing boxes and I came across what looked like egg shells. It was just a few pieces and they were very thin. I have no idea how since everything I’m reading says they shouldn’t lay until they’r about 4 months and she’s about 11-12 weeks old. I got them as chicks. Anyone have any insight on this? Thank you!

Update: my hen has started laying and they are blue! Don’t think she’s a cinnamon queen afterall!