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@migocontodos~ :
It would work best and faster if you could/would confine them to the coop for a week or better, even two.
They will begin to lay in them (most likely) and will continue after you start turning them back out.
Also, putting the nest in the dimly lite place will work too. Hens do not like to lay eggs in the sunshine.
Unfortunately, I have no way to confine them. They're really not in a coop, just an area of the barn. There isn't any direct sunlight on them. I think I figured out how to post a picture, here it is:
How would you propose putting a cover on them?
Thanks.
It would work best and faster if you could/would confine them to the coop for a week or better, even two.
They will begin to lay in them (most likely) and will continue after you start turning them back out.
Also, putting the nest in the dimly lite place will work too. Hens do not like to lay eggs in the sunshine.
Unfortunately, I have no way to confine them. They're really not in a coop, just an area of the barn. There isn't any direct sunlight on them. I think I figured out how to post a picture, here it is:

How would you propose putting a cover on them?
Thanks.