year old hens, double yolks constanly. help please?

[icedzen]

i still need more comments please! i need more convincing. and maybe some facts whether its good or bad.

I can't see it doing harm, unless you wanted to hatch some of the eggs. That could lead to issues, perhaps. But, why worry? There is nothing you can do about it, so worrying about what to do about it isn't going to get you anywhere.

 

[mickey328]

From what I understand, chickens, like humans are "born" with all the egg cells they'll ever have; usually more than are released during the lifetime. So I would think that, even producing double yolks shouldn't "run her out of eggs"

 

[jed2012]

From what I understand, chickens, like humans are "born" with all the egg cells they'll ever have; usually more than are released during the lifetime. So I would think that, even producing double yolks shouldn't "run her out of eggs"

I can't see it doing harm, unless you wanted to hatch some of the eggs. That could lead to issues, perhaps. But, why worry? There is nothing you can do about it, so worrying about what to do about it isn't going to get you anywhere.

u both have good points and thank you.