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Fantastic that the Orps are bantams with the Silkie. They will be on equal terms size-wise when the pecking order squabbles happen. I thought the Orps were LF because those big girls can really do a number on bantams. What cockerel/cock bantam breed do you have - also an Orp? Our little Partridge Silkie boy was too noisy and had to be rehomed - those Silkies are either very quiet or very loud!
I have to say....BRAVO for building such a secure coop and run! I enlarged your photo and it's great!
You really need to post this in the Chicken Behaviors & Egg Laying thread....this thread is for Coop & Run Design, etc. Not harping at you...heck, I've done it myself!Hey guys.. How long will these free loaders be eggless? Lol.... No eggs for a little over a week... I see no signs of molt but that's the best reason. The australorps are suppose to be good cold weather layers...
You really need to post this in the [COLOR=000080]Chicken Behaviors & Egg Laying [/COLOR]thread....this thread is for Coop & Run Design, etc. Not harping at you...heck, I've done it myself! But we shouldn't let this thread get 'side-tracked' .....
My Roo is a bantam Chocolate Orpie...Everyone is 2-3 months old. I live in the country so most of my neighbors have chickens, makes a swap easy. I am sorry about your Silkie boy, I haven't noticed them being any louder than any of the other's.
If you like Orpies, my Chocolate Roo is like a baby! He wants me to hold him, it's the cutest lil guy ever! Great personality☆