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So this is really her first winter. If she hasn't stopped by now she likely won't. In a week the days will start getting longer again. I feel this is not unusual for a hen her age. The best thing would be if she went broody in the spring and took a break.

How much more darkness are you hoping to create? Frankly, I don't think it will matter. If this amount of daylight hasn't stopped her I don't think any less would make a difference. She will keep laying
I fear you are right. I got about half way through the blackout, and there was no moon, and I turned off the cameras, and she was still up well before dawn to lay.
 
Thirsty Thursday

Being a connoisseur of wild water is just like being a connoisseur of fine wine. Undertones of tannins, light, almost sweet tones of maple leaf, etc. Takes a very deft palate to discern the lovely notes and tones of various wild waters!;)
 
So this is really her first winter. If she hasn't stopped by now she likely won't. In a week the days will start getting longer again. I feel this is not unusual for a hen her age. The best thing would be if she went broody in the spring and took a break.

How much more darkness are you hoping to create? Frankly, I don't think it will matter. If this amount of daylight hasn't stopped her I don't think any less would make a difference. She will keep laying
Yes, you say this NOW - AFTER she has ambled up on that shaky ladder and stared death in the face! 😆 😆 😆 😆

Well, it will help trip her up when she goes to check on them at dusk - in the 'extra dusky' coop! So, there is that!:lau:lau:lau

On a serious note, @RoyalChick - do be careful and be sure to wear your headlamp in the 'enhanced darkness'!
 
This is a cool new use of moulted feathers! (and plucked ones when they are processed - I assume one would have to be careful that they aren't contaminated/bloody - unless the actual processing of them takes care of the sanitizing.

We all know how the coop looks when a hen does the explosive molt!
 

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