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I have read alot about the frizzle gene, back when I first started on my frizzle seramas. I just never came across the term "frazzle". The older books did refer to the term "curly". I know "sizzle' refers to silkie frizzles...just didn't know what "frazzle" was...I didn't want to miss...

I don't really know what a 'frazzle' is ....Do you mean a frizzle with 2 copies of the frizzle gene ????

Quote: Thanks for sharing picture.... You can tell the difference can't you:thumbsup...I didn't know if the silkie feather would even try to curl !

Quote: Thanks Casey, that is what I was thinking. I am working on frizzled Seramas. I am on my 4th mating back to purebred Seramas.

Quote: Hi Jaynie Hatch out a few more and you will get different results...keep us posted. I have been wanting to see a frizzle with true silkie feathering. Probably would not be much difference because of the feathers ...Just wondering if you could tell the difference.

Quote: I had read somewhere, I think the Poultry Press. That if you bred a non-frizzle from a frizzle breeding to a frizzle that you would get better frizzling ...compared to breeding a frizzle to normal smooth feathered .