Yeah .. amen to the no eggs ...14 layers, eating like pigs, giving up 2 or 3 a day ... maybe.
/johnny
When I kept my Fluffy in the garage last winter for about 2 months, she began to lay really well. But out in the coop/enclosure the two Sussex lay infrequently except in mid-summer. The white Leghorn, she is a great layer. The problem is they began to peck her eggs - now I have to get there just as she gets up from laying or I don’t get the egg. I’m working on a simple brooder box that may defeat their snack attacks.
Keep strong/bright lights on a timer inside the henhouse. Set it to shut off @ 9:00PM and on @ 6:00AM. Eggs will be able to be collected @ noon each day.