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  1. oldhenlikesdogs

    Seriously, "Silky" Smooth Cochin Bantams

    Good luck, sounds like a busy year for you. :thumbsup
  2. oldhenlikesdogs

    Seriously, "Silky" Smooth Cochin Bantams

    And I'd be curious as to which hatchery they can from.
  3. oldhenlikesdogs

    Seriously, "Silky" Smooth Cochin Bantams

    Yuki is not a purebred Cochin, she has face muffs, and the wrong comb type. You were not sold purebred birds.
  4. oldhenlikesdogs

    Seriously, "Silky" Smooth Cochin Bantams

    All of yours are mixes unfortunately. My guess some silkie and Easter egger, and potentially cochins, but it's hard to say for sure. They are definitely interesting looking.
  5. oldhenlikesdogs

    Seriously, "Silky" Smooth Cochin Bantams

    This is my bantam cochin frizzle hen. These 2, the black is pure Cochin, the rooster looks pure but has some d'uccle in him.
  6. oldhenlikesdogs

    Seriously, "Silky" Smooth Cochin Bantams

    They are not purebred cochins, they have muffs and incorrect combs. Plus not enough leg feathers. Sorry.
  7. oldhenlikesdogs

    Seriously, "Silky" Smooth Cochin Bantams

    Being frizzle isn't limited to bantam cochins, so if the comb isn't single than your frizzles aren't purebred cochins. Frizzle can occur in all breeds, and mixed breeds, cochins have certain breed characteristics that include a single comb, yellow feet and legs, so if you have a weird comb than...
  8. oldhenlikesdogs

    Seriously, "Silky" Smooth Cochin Bantams

    Are you sure there wasn't a secret rooster in the mix somewhere? I would love to see photos. Bantam cochins are one of my favorite breeds, though nothing serious. I have seen smooth, frizzle and frazzled, so I would like to see silkied. What color are the feet? I also didn't understand how...
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