Silkie cross - always feathered legs?

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junebuggena said:
Since the gene for silkie feathering is recessive, it's most likely that none will have silkie feathering, but they will be carrying a single copy of the gene.
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ooh thanks, so I may end up with silkies and chooks that look polish despite their cross-breeding. I saw some polish pullets at the bird shop and wanted one, but they were sold when I went back. I hope I have a girl in the babies so I get to keep (at least) one.
 

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