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We got our RIR the beginning of Oct and she is our best layer. Largest brown egg and she is the smallest of our three birds. Hang in there it is worth the wait.I would like to join in to,i have a Rhode Island Red hen that was born in oct.or nov. and she still hasnt started laying yet,dont know the reason but i am waiting paitently for her to start.
My last EE to lay is working hard but no egg. She was in the nesting box for 3 hours today...still nothing. She even made two nest in 1 box. One on each side. I feel bad for her..i want to help her along! LOL
Sometimes bringing the cook book out when you are having "the talk" gives them motivation.You guys, my two girls are at 20 weeks this week and still nothing!![]()
I went outside to have a discussion with them about the lack of eggs but all they did was dig a hole in the dirt and have a dust bath to show me how much they didn't care.
So pretty! are they EE's? Don't worry, they won't be freeloading forever! nice and healthy looking!
My oldest are only about 9 weeks right now, but I would love to live vicariously through you all while I am waiting. I actually have two that are laying already but I bought them full grown so didn't have the same thrill over waiting for my babies to get big enough to lay. I have between 4-7 leghorn hens (not sure on all the genders just know I have at least 3/10 boys), and 5 RIR. I also have 10 various breed 4 week old pullets.
Nikki,Apparently you follow up a 7/7 egg day with a 4/7 egg day.Oh well they laid eggs and that's what matters.![]()
I forgot to post April's egg total-128 eggs. Last April I got 52 eggs from my 5 girls. I don't think the 2 Wellies laid 76 eggs this month. So I know my SS girls stepped up their laying, Proving there is still a lot of laying life after molt.