UPDATE: Is there a chance a production breed will never produce an egg? see pics of our girl

[Poultrybonkers]

she was just a little pullet - supposedly 12 weeks old - May/June

Shes gotta be hiding them or eating them as soon as they are laid

 

[Bawkbok]

Shes gotta be hiding them or eating them as soon as they are laid

Nope. I sit in the run and listen when she's on the nest and check immediately when she emerges. No evidence of egg anywhere. Nor has she produced the "i just laid an egg" vocals upon emerging. I am with the chickens more often than not and view on camera when I'm not there. She simply hasn't laid yet but is looking eggy and heavy, and waddles when she walks and her activity level has slowed down. I'm expecting an egg any day now.

 

[Poultrybonkers]

Nope. I sit in the run and listen when she's on the nest and check immediately when she emerges. No evidence of egg anywhere. Nor has she produced the "i just laid an egg" vocals upon emerging. I am with the chickens more often than not and view on camera when I'm not there. She simply hasn't laid yet but is looking eggy and heavy, and waddles when she walks and her activity level has slowed down. I'm expecting an egg any day now.

Not all will make the egg song my sexlnk dont but she does fake lay all the time but shes past laying age now and is injured

 

[Bawkbok]

Not all will make the egg song my sexlnk dont but she does fake lay all the time but shes past laying age now and is injured

I'm sorry to hear about your baby being injured. Ours is a red sex link also. Good to know some don't yell to the heavens after a lay. I thought they all did that. She spent over an hour in the nest today - but nothing. She's almost 9 months old - production breed. I realize this chicken thing is a crap shoot, but I'm starting to feel gipped. She's not acting egg bound so I'm happy about that.