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but will 2 buff silkies mating equal a buff silkie?

2 Cochin 2 Golden Comet 2 White Leghorns 1 Buff Orp. 4 RIR 4 Barred Rocks 3 Silkies 2 Polish 3 new EE, and Growing

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Most likely :)

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I suppose theoretically it's possible that there's some recessive trait that might come out... but I'd say yes, it's most probable.

"And God said... bring forth abundantly... winged fowl that may fly above the earth... and God saw that it was good." (Genesis 1:20-21, paraphrased).

"And God said... bring forth abundantly... winged fowl that may fly above the earth... and God saw that it was good." (Genesis 1:20-21, paraphrased).

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