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Need help. My Chocolate Orpington is 30 weeks on Wednesday and hasn't started to layWe are currently raising Orpington chicks from eggs. Looking forward to chatting with you about chickens.
You may want to rule-in/rule out this: https://poultrydvm.com/condition/internal-layerNeed help. My Chocolate Orpington is 30 weeks on Wednesday and hasn't started to lay
Thank you for sending that link. I have the British Heritage Chocolate Orpington ANDDD it turns out the British breed vs a hatchery Chocolate Orpington takes VERY VERY long time to lay. Another member once raised the Heritage Breed and his did not lay before 30 weeks either. He said it took until 35-40 weeks! Who knew!You may want to rule-in/rule out this: https://poultrydvm.com/condition/internal-layer
Frankly, I love it when they are delayed for egg laying and do not lay often -this means we have them a lot longerThank you for sending that link. I have the British Heritage Chocolate Orpington ANDDD it turns out the British breed vs a hatchery Chocolate Orpington takes VERY VERY long time to lay. Another member once raised the Heritage Breed and his did not lay before 30 weeks either. He said it took until 35-40 weeks! Who knew!
My golden laced Wyandotte took 46 weeks to lay her first egg. I decided to not keep that breed.Thank you for sending that link. I have the British Heritage Chocolate Orpington ANDDD it turns out the British breed vs a hatchery Chocolate Orpington takes VERY VERY long time to lay. Another member once raised the Heritage Breed and his did not lay before 30 weeks either. He said it took until 35-40 weeks! Who knew!