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Well, that is true, but even in established breeds there is variance, no bird is identical, some will always fit a written standard more than others... And, happily, unlike many other animals, a generation for a chicken can be less than a year... What's really needed is a strong understanding...

Hey, that sounds pretty doable, if you have black silkies and a white crested black polish hen.... I would like to see that too!

I would go with a Silkie Rooster to the EE hens... They rehome a lot of Silkie roosters, so you can just about always find one. I have some from that cross, they lay green eggs, but you would have to take that hen back to the Silkie to get the Silkie fluff back...

I love this thread! Pics of beautiful, unusual, unique, maybe one of a kind mutt chickens! Yay!

I am creating a breed of Golden Easter Eggers! They are a mix of Buff Brahma, a buff and a white Silkie, and a golden color EE hen. Actually, my EE hen, Blondie created this, by breeding with my big Buff Brahma rooster, Dagwood, along with the Buff and the white Silkie roos. The chicks are...