Someone please help by answer this????

[Rasuka]

Oh thank you!! ^^ That's helpful! Thanks for your time!

 

[Happy Chooks]

I have had some 9 month old birds molt, though it's not super common. It's usually just where they lose their tail feathers, but it is enough to cause a disruption in laying.

Not all pullets will squat, especially if you have a rooster. (they get enough lovin' from the rooster) Mine rarely squat for me. Sign's of being close to lay are redness in the comb and around the eyes, squatting, singing the egg song, practicing in the nest boxes, and when they are super close - pacing back and forth to the coop and being very vocal.

Your brahma is probably just a late bloomer. Last year I waited 11 months for a welsummer to lay - she laid for 2 months then went broody.