- Jan 30, 2009
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Quote: They get the "molt" signal long before we think about lights. Mine have been molting since August. And the night is now 2 hours earlier, so they know...can't fool mother nature! LOL
I turned on my lights mid August, and they are just now starting to lay more. It takes them around 3 weeks to get back into laying. At least mine do. My Wyandottes were the poorest layers I had. They took the longest to get going, and the first to stop. 15 hours is enough. That is what I shoot for.