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Maybe a silver gray dorking...maybe not?
K, your Dorking is beautiful. I think they are not well known in the US, especially in the west. You are lucky to have such a pretty girl. How is her disposition? I have been thinking about adding a new coop and a second flock next year. The space where my current flock lives can't be added...- ShineFurthur
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Maybe a silver gray dorking...maybe not?
Well she's cute and funny whatever she is. I'm not into chickens for the breed or show, I just like the fun and the eggs. This girl settled right in with my existing flock (four barred rocks, four white rocks, two golden comets, two black australorps and a rhode island red) and everyone seems...- ShineFurthur
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Maybe a silver gray dorking...maybe not?
OIC. I had seen the spur called a fifth toe so I wasn't sure. The game hen also seems much more in line with her size, comb and disposition. I knew I would get an answer here, thanks again!- ShineFurthur
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Maybe a silver gray dorking...maybe not?
I should also have mentioned that all my girls lay cream/brown eggs and I haven't gotten anything else as of yet. However, I have only had this one for two days so I don't know if she's layed yet.- ShineFurthur
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Maybe a silver gray dorking...maybe not?
Hi Everyone! I just got a foursome of laying hens from a lady on Craigslist. The other three were easy to identify but this little girl has me stumped. She looks like a silver gray dorking and has the "spur" or fifth toe. However her comb is very small, as it the rest of her. Her...- ShineFurthur
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