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Silkie males can be aggressive sometimes, cochins, too.  A breeder once told be that the gene for profuse feathering seem to be linked to aggressive temperament, so they weren't able to breed it out.  (Like aggressive bulls siring cows that produce more milk, I guess.)  I always have very sweet Polish males, though.

If it isn't crested, tufted, frizzled or silkied...it's boring!
If it isn't crested, tufted, frizzled or silkied...it's boring!
post #79692 of 88735
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Originally Posted by Rural Chicks View Post

I am new to this site but im replying to this thred because i live in maple valley and i have polish,silkies, bantam cochins, jappanise bantam,

 

welcome! I have my first two bantam chicks - they are so fun and adorable.

~ formerly known as dawng ~

 

Jersey Giant (Juno) 2010 ~ Ameraucanas (Blueberry/Blackberry) 2011

EEs (Chubby Cheeks, Caramel, & Foxglove) 2011 ~ Cream Brabanters (Peepers 1 & 2) 4/8/12

Quail Belgium Bearded D'anver Bantam (Frodo) ~ Black Marans (Dark Knight) 6/7/12

Salmon Faverolle (Salmonberry) & Light Sussex (Henry) 2/22/13

3 Porcelain D'Uccles & 2 bantam Easter Eggers 5/11/13

~ formerly known as dawng ~

 

Jersey Giant (Juno) 2010 ~ Ameraucanas (Blueberry/Blackberry) 2011

EEs (Chubby Cheeks, Caramel, & Foxglove) 2011 ~ Cream Brabanters (Peepers 1 & 2) 4/8/12

Quail Belgium Bearded D'anver Bantam (Frodo) ~ Black Marans (Dark Knight) 6/7/12

Salmon Faverolle (Salmonberry) & Light Sussex (Henry) 2/22/13

3 Porcelain D'Uccles & 2 bantam Easter Eggers 5/11/13

post #79693 of 88735

OK, here's the gross mole removal tour:

Day 4, after stopping treatment because the white ring appeared outside the mole:

400

Day 5, white ring a little bigger:

400

Day 8, mole is a little "loose" on the sides:

400

Day 9, hanging by a thread!

400

Day 10, today; it came out after I swam and softened it up! Nice crater huh? It'll fill in though:

400

 

So yeah, gross but all natural, and the product you get is probably enough to do about 6 treatments of different things ( at different times); you want them to heal first before starting another. Here's the link to the website; I recommend the healing salve too, well worth it IMO!

http://www.taylormadearomatherapy.com/catalog/item/3692671/4884744.htm

Jessica, Wife to Isaac, stay at home, Jesus-lovin', Homeschoolin' mama to John (6), Jeanine (4), and William (2). Addicted to chickens and always hoping for more!

Jessica, Wife to Isaac, stay at home, Jesus-lovin', Homeschoolin' mama to John (6), Jeanine (4), and William (2). Addicted to chickens and always hoping for more!

post #79694 of 88735
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Originally Posted by FirewifeJess View Post

OK, here's the gross mole removal tour:

Day 4, after stopping treatment because the white ring appeared outside the mole:

 

Day 5, white ring a little bigger:

 

Day 8, mole is a little "loose" on the sides:

 

Day 9, hanging by a thread!

 

Day 10, today; it came out after I swam and softened it up! Nice crater huh? It'll fill in though:

 

 

So yeah, gross but all natural, and the product you get is probably enough to do about 6 treatments of different things ( at different times); you want them to heal first before starting another. Here's the link to the website; I recommend the healing salve too, well worth it IMO!

http://www.taylormadearomatherapy.com/catalog/item/3692671/4884744.htm

 You're right, those pics are gross! lol.....glad it worked for you though!!

Kate the peahen and four peachicks; 1 Black Star; 2 Barred Rocks; 5 Easter Eggers; 1 EE Roo; 1 Leghorns; 1 LH Roo; 1 Buttercup; 1 Black Copper Maran; 1 Persian; 1 Domestic Short Hair; 5yo male human; 9yo female human; 1DH.

 

 

http://www.yountemgtservices.com

Kate the peahen and four peachicks; 1 Black Star; 2 Barred Rocks; 5 Easter Eggers; 1 EE Roo; 1 Leghorns; 1 LH Roo; 1 Buttercup; 1 Black Copper Maran; 1 Persian; 1 Domestic Short Hair; 5yo male human; 9yo female human; 1DH.

 

 

http://www.yountemgtservices.com

post #79695 of 88735
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Originally Posted by cmsdvm View Post

Silkie males can be aggressive sometimes, cochins, too.  A breeder once told be that the gene for profuse feathering seem to be linked to aggressive temperament, so they weren't able to breed it out.  (Like aggressive bulls siring cows that produce more milk, I guess.)  I always have very sweet Polish males, though.

Meanest bird I ever had was a RIR, if we can't count parrots.

Mother to Owen, Jasper the American Bulldog, Tina the Pug, Betties the BC Marans, and other stragglers like Broody Judy and Sookie the telepathic Cochin.

Mother to Owen, Jasper the American Bulldog, Tina the Pug, Betties the BC Marans, and other stragglers like Broody Judy and Sookie the telepathic Cochin.

post #79696 of 88735
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Originally Posted by FirewifeJess View Post

OK, here's the gross mole removal tour:

Day 4, after stopping treatment because the white ring appeared outside the mole:

400

Day 5, white ring a little bigger:

400

Day 8, mole is a little "loose" on the sides:

400

Day 9, hanging by a thread!

400

Day 10, today; it came out after I swam and softened it up! Nice crater huh? It'll fill in though:

 

 

So yeah, gross but all natural, and the product you get is probably enough to do about 6 treatments of different things ( at different times); you want them to heal first before starting another. Here's the link to the website; I recommend the healing salve too, well worth it IMO!

http://www.taylormadearomatherapy.com/catalog/item/3692671/4884744.htm

crazy!  you're brave.  Did you just hate the mole or was ir weird?  Biopsies hurt.

Mother to Owen, Jasper the American Bulldog, Tina the Pug, Betties the BC Marans, and other stragglers like Broody Judy and Sookie the telepathic Cochin.

Mother to Owen, Jasper the American Bulldog, Tina the Pug, Betties the BC Marans, and other stragglers like Broody Judy and Sookie the telepathic Cochin.

post #79697 of 88735
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Originally Posted by Chubby Chicken View Post

crazy!  you're brave.  Did you just hate the mole or was ir weird?  Biopsies hurt.

It was kind of taggy and caught on my necklaces :( I think this would be better than a biopsy because it's only going as deep as the bad tissue instead of excising some amount of tissue and being unsure how deep to go. It is crazy though, I'm glad it's gone and healing! I will post a pic once it is done scabbing and is flat again. I plan to use it in a couple weeks on a large mole on my back as well, but DH will have to do all the work! gross

Jessica, Wife to Isaac, stay at home, Jesus-lovin', Homeschoolin' mama to John (6), Jeanine (4), and William (2). Addicted to chickens and always hoping for more!

Jessica, Wife to Isaac, stay at home, Jesus-lovin', Homeschoolin' mama to John (6), Jeanine (4), and William (2). Addicted to chickens and always hoping for more!

post #79698 of 88735
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Originally Posted by Cloverleaf Farm View Post

Get some Meclizine, it's over the counter, or Dramamine, it takes the nausea away when you have vertigo, or other things that make you dizzy. ;)

 Thanks, I have it and it also make's you sleep LOL. Thats all I do is sleep...But yes it does help a lot

Hi, I have French Black Copper Marans (love them), English Orpingtons :(colors Blue, Balck and Splash) they are so sweet. Oh also Cream Legbars :that lay nice blue eggs. We will be offering eggs and chicks from all of them just PM me to get on the list for which one youd like. We also have a few sweet Dairy goats ( Nubians and Toggs)


Swap page http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/swap-stuff-that-i...
Hi, I have French Black Copper Marans (love them), English Orpingtons :(colors Blue, Balck and Splash) they are so sweet. Oh also Cream Legbars :that lay nice blue eggs. We will be offering eggs and chicks from all of them just PM me to get on the list for which one youd like. We also have a few sweet Dairy goats ( Nubians and Toggs)


Swap page http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/swap-stuff-that-i...
post #79699 of 88735
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Originally Posted by Rural Chicks View Post

I am new to this site but im replying to this thred because i live in maple valley and i have polish,silkies, bantam cochins, jappanise bantam,

 

 

Welcome there are a lot of use in this area... You'll love it here if you can keep up , but hay even if you cant your still going to love it..
Hi, I have French Black Copper Marans (love them), English Orpingtons :(colors Blue, Balck and Splash) they are so sweet. Oh also Cream Legbars :that lay nice blue eggs. We will be offering eggs and chicks from all of them just PM me to get on the list for which one youd like. We also have a few sweet Dairy goats ( Nubians and Toggs)


Swap page http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/swap-stuff-that-i...
Hi, I have French Black Copper Marans (love them), English Orpingtons :(colors Blue, Balck and Splash) they are so sweet. Oh also Cream Legbars :that lay nice blue eggs. We will be offering eggs and chicks from all of them just PM me to get on the list for which one youd like. We also have a few sweet Dairy goats ( Nubians and Toggs)


Swap page http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/swap-stuff-that-i...
post #79700 of 88735
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Originally Posted by Chubby Chicken View Post


I am quite sure every breed of rooster is capable of flogging.  I have never heard of hens being mean to humans, except when they are broody.  Silkie hens are super sweet.    It's also very easy to get really beautiful silkies in the area.

 

Thanks Trish.  Good to know.

 

I've got to find a way to get our kids to see some Silkies.  I just bought a book called "Your Chickens, A Kid's Guide to Raising and Showing".  They had a picture of a black Silkie that the kids liked.  My youngest son has his heart set on a Dark Brahma though.  Our other two are completely undecided... they think the Silkie was cute.  I know I can't mix them... it will have to be bantams or LF.  I'm not building a 3rd coop.  :)  Well, I guess never say never...

Hatched April 12, 2012 - Drama, a Light Brahma; Caunnie, an Easter Egger; and Rhodie, a Rhode Island Red

Hatched October 14, 2012 - Latte, a mixed pullet - a.k.a. a "Fudgelet"

Hatched December 9, 2012 - Snow and Blackie, Olive Egger pullets and Penny, a Black Copper Marans

Hatched April 12, 2012 - Drama, a Light Brahma; Caunnie, an Easter Egger; and Rhodie, a Rhode Island Red

Hatched October 14, 2012 - Latte, a mixed pullet - a.k.a. a "Fudgelet"

Hatched December 9, 2012 - Snow and Blackie, Olive Egger pullets and Penny, a Black Copper Marans

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