Looking to make something similar to satins. Would a polishxsilkie or a cochinxsilkie work better?
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Those adorable!My F1 silkie/Cochins had TERRIBLE crests. Honestly I’d be inclined to tell you to try silkie/polish first. View attachment 2445045View attachment 2445046
Honestly I'm not sure. MY crosses will be made with silkie hens since I'm putting the silkies in with whatever breed (Cochin or polish) I decide will be best. I'll probably end up breeding the F1 hens to the other group any how, but I'm always up for shortcuts XDsorry to take over your post, but i’m curious about something. when you talk about crossing two breeds to make a certain thing, does it matter which the rooster is and which the hen is? like for a cochin/silkie, would the roo have to be cochin and silkie the hen? or does that not matter
And yes, kinda. Sarina in this case are basically silkies (sometimes without the dark skin and extra toe) with normal feathersI've been thinking about the word 'satins'. Satin is, essentially, a cheaper diluted version of silk. So is a satin like a diluted silkie ?