Traditionally, they are great layers. These particular birds are breeder stock which means that they have been bred more for show than eggs. With that said, they were laying well during the spring hatch season this year and I hatched thirty or forty chicks from two hens between January and March. There were three (cock and two hens) when I bought them in Ohio from a breeder from Minnesota. One of the hens was taken by a coyote but the other and the cock are coming three. There are two young ones and at least one is a pullet (maybe two) that is less than a year old. She will be laying any day, if she's not, already. I have since put them in with my layer flock and can't tell you how/if they are laying currently because I just collect eggs from the nest boxes and pay little attention to who is and who isn't. My overall egg production is down due to molt and heat. If you are interested, call me. Once you see them, you will want them, right, Dragonfly216?
