I hear you...but it gets better, we are finding that it takes a bit for them to get in the swing of laying but they will get there!Mine are small and their first eggs were tiny! I am jealous. They are starting to get up to size and that's after 4 weeks of laying.
I was shocked at how big our SG eggs were after a couple weeks. Kinda felt sorry for the poor girl!Mine are small and their first eggs were tiny! I am jealous. They are starting to get up to size and that's after 4 weeks of laying.
I only have 2 laying and not every day...and they're small! Ack! But we feed the organic grain and I hear that I should expect growth and laying to take longer as it doesnt have ingredients that accelerate growth. I hope that's all it is. With shipping, I'm paying $50ish a bag...and feeding 25 birds...and getting 2 to 4 eggs a dayMine are small and their first eggs were tiny! I am jealous. They are starting to get up to size and that's after 4 weeks of laying.
2 are from older birds and 2 are from our SGs. The rest of the birds are our resident roo, 2 potential roos, a handful of meatbirds, and younger pullets. I'm sure ant day, the egg tide will turn but at the moment, those free-loading fluffers are lucky they're so cute!
It is normal none of mine laid soft eggs for over a week but now she is good to go. It can take pullets awhile to work out all the kinks.Ahhh, my sg pullet finally laid at 19 weeks, but it was a soft shell!
Anyone know how much time is normal before she lays a regular egg? She’s already on layer with the rest of the flock, so I’m assuming it’s just a normal pullet thing...
