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What Age Do Rhode Island Red Hens Start Laying Eggs?

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Mine laid the first real egg in the nest box at 17 weeks. I thought I'd seen some soft shells that resembled egg shells in their bedding and until she repeated laying soft shelled eggs after the first real hard-shelled egg, I couldn't confirm it was, indeed, an egg shell. So she may have started laying around 16 weeks but soft shelled eggs that broke and I never saw them.
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My rhode island reds are 4 months old and are laying eggs every other day, I was told that they lay at 6 months, but that is not the case with this flock!
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Around 20 weeks
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2 weeks old thats when mine started laying
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There is absolutely no way any chicken started laying eggs at 2 weeks old. They wont even be feathered out at that age. Maybe 2 weeks after you bought them if they were nearly adult chickens.

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