Me too, and including a few EEs that still haven't started to lay yet (after 9 months)I have all kinds. I’d have to check all the boxes.
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Me too, and including a few EEs that still haven't started to lay yet (after 9 months)I have all kinds. I’d have to check all the boxes.
Our EE almost stopped laying in the winter vs. leghorns are trooping with little signs of slowing down.Voted, easter eggers. They lay late.
Hi everyone! I've created a poll on when your pullets first come into lay. Thanks for clicking on it and please enter!!! I will be posting results in 20 days so please come back then and check to see results Now one more thing before you begin: after you post your answer you MUST comment and say what breed of chicken it was. Ready? Let's begin!
I have some Opal Legbars that are THIRTY EIGHT WEEKS and haven’t started. Get with it ladies!!!
Whew I’m not alone.I have 3 pullets - not sure what they are other than possibly part black langshan - at 35 weeks and *maybe* one egg a week ago. It was on the poop board and I saw one of them laying there the night before (on the camera). The older girls all basically use the same nest box, so don't think it was from any of them.
CongratsI know this is probably nothing new for most of you..but I got my 1st blue egg the other day!!View attachment 1999747
LOL Just give im timeI have some Opal Legbars that are THIRTY EIGHT WEEKS and haven’t started. Get with it ladies!!!
Cool thanks 4 voting!First of 12 Barnyard Surprises laid at 19 weeks. Others followed shortly.
Roosters is a Barnyard mix and the first to lay was a Production Black cross.
By 28 weeks, I was getting 9 eggs a day for 13 pullets.
5 Production Black or Australorp crosses
4 Dominique looking crosses
3 Production Red crosses