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At the moment my camera is MIA or I would post some new photos--I think I loaded it to DH and it is in his hiking/climbing gear. I have not had a problem identifying penciling on silkies, although the quality of the penciling cannot easiily be determined. But you can definitely see striations...

There are people who will dispute that as a source of gender ID. Usually those who don't raise partridge.

Yes, the blue partridge has penciling that matches her gender I have a somewhat similar pullet from Sarah, but her penciling isn't quite correct. I think I need to take some photos today.

Very cute little blue partridge sizzle Kelly Kate Her face is a bit too red and she could use more foot feathering & crest size, but she is a very good start!

Silkie Bantam weights: Cock..............36 oz. Hen...............32 oz. Cockerel.........32 oz. Pullet.............28 oz. Ameraucana Bantam weights: Cock……………….30 oz. Hen…………….….26 oz. Cockerel…………26 oz. Pullet……….…...24 oz. Ameraucana Large Fowl weights...

Quote: Well, in the US, silkies only come in bantams, although I periodically hear rumors of people trying to develop large fowl silkies. Yes, bantam cochins are used. If you wanted to increase size you could use large fowl.