Well I saw my Salmon Favorelle Rooster paying some attention to a couple of my White Silkies. I don't know much about Genetics but I thought Salmon Silkies would be neat. It looks like most got strong Favorelle genes. Almost all did not get the gene for Black Skin etc. So I guess I'll end up...
I have two hanging on a hook in the barn, still new. One of my Black Australorp hens had a pretty bare back and wings. I bought her a saddle with wing protectors. She kept trying to back out of it, I'd leave her be for a while and she would not move. I try to pick her up and she'd try to run...
Thanks, that is what I was looking for. They are in now, I'll keep them in until it gets above freezing in a couple days. Then they can go back in their Tractor. I wanted to make sure they were big enough to keep each other warm. It looks like they have almost doubled in size in two days.
Thanks, that is what I was looking for. They are in now, I'll keep them in until it gets above freezing in a couple days. Then they can go back in their Tractor. I wanted to make sure they were big enough to keep each other warm. It looks like they have almost doubled in size in two days.
I found one of my Silkie Hens killed today. She had 4 6 week old chicks. Now they have no mom and it's going down to 15 degrees tonight. I brought them in but wondering if they would make it outside with no hen? They are feathered out pretty good. Am I overreacting? How long until they can take...
They are all inside, it's just not 98 degrees in here. In order to do that I'd have to set up my Incubator. I could pretty quick, do you think it's necessary?
Here is one of my Incubator babies from this Spring. He is about 7 Months old. Mother was a Black Bearded Silkie Father is a Mille Fleur d'Uccle. Pictures do not show how truly awesome he looks. Animal my Silkie Roo mutt