Egg laying question once the weather cools...

[Buff-Island-Australorp]

I have one out of nine chickens that has started laying....inconsistent, but laying. They are all 19 weeks old. Black Australorps, RIR's, and a lone Buff O.
My question is, once the Oklahoma heat subsides, (114° for wednesday) and we start the downward side of the heat, and they stop panting so much, should I be expecting a regular pattern of egg production since they will all be in the range of maturity? This being if I have nine NORMAL hens?
Thanks for the responses in advance.

 

[emys]

Those breeds should be laying by 5 or 6 months old. So, yes, by the time it gets cooler they should all be laying.

That sort of heat sounds absolutely awful!

 

[Buff-Island-Australorp]

Thanks for the reply!
What I'm really wanting to know is.....is the fall season a good time for good production of eggs from your flock, just as the spring time is? (for hens who are just now coming of age)

 

[emys]

Usually for new hens it is a productive time. Older hens or hens who have been laying all summer may be slowing down and or molting.

 

[Happy Chooks]

For girls in their first year, yes fall will be productive. After their first year, fall is when they quit laying and molt.

 

[moetrout]

I also got eggs most of the winter in my first year. Not one everyday from every bird, but like 3 a day from 5 birds.