jher77
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This time of year leghorns will start laying closer to 20 weeks old. If it were summer time, then they would start closer to 17 weeks old.
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They have supplemental light at night for about 5-6 hours if that makes any difference. I actually already had that before getting those leghornsThis time of year leghorns will start laying closer to 20 weeks old. If it were summer time, then they would start closer to 17 weeks old.
that's true every chicken isn't the sameSome pullets start that early but I have one who didn’t lay until almost 30 weeks!
When it comes to leghorns, comb size is a predictor for sure.Im not sure about the large combs.. they just need to have bright red combs. My hens started laying at about 20 weeks.
Yea I guess I should wait for a month or so and see what happensMy white leghorns just started laying at 21 weeks. The ones who started laying first have gigantic, flopped over combs that are bright red. Yours have a little bit to go - patience is key. They will lay.
Trust me, you’ll go from “where are all the eggs?” to “what the heck do I do with all these eggs?” soon enough!Yea I guess I should wait for a month or so and see what happens
How many hours total?They have supplemental light at night for about 5-6 hours if that makes any difference. I actually already had that before getting those leghorns