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A Rhode Island Red pullet begins to lay eggs at about 16 weeks old and will reach a peak at 35 weeks. After this production slowly declines and eventually stops. You can reasonably expect the hen to cease producing any eggs at about 3 years old. This is very general as many factors influence egg production.
