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that's what I'm thinking. #3 could be a satin baby I guess!

oh! ok thank you I appreciate that - lots to learn!

thank you!! one for sure has the headspot.

so #3, #6 and #9 are the ones who have smooth feathers (#6 and #9 are clearly mixed - shows in their toes and #9 is obviously just not a silkie lol. #3 is the one I was curious about, if she had come from my satin or not. since the pictures were taken they've grown more and 6 more hatched all...

This is my satin girl, Pixie. (screenshot so not best quality, sorry). the rest of my flock is pure bred silkie. this was when she was a house chicken after surviving a hawk attack!

thank you so much! that is very helpful. I'm wondering now if my satin girl produces silkie feathered chicks, since I only have her and 2 laying pure bred silkies (my other silkies are all too young to lay yet) and the chicks, besides the obvious mixes with the barred rock break in, lol, seem to...

ok!!! really good to know, I guess we made out pretty well then as far as silkies go. will be more diligent about separation for the next clutch. it's crazy how drawn to the silkies that barred rock is. he has a full flock of ladies to choose from but does everything he can to get in there...

1. thank you. i'm trying to figure out which of the babies i can classify as pure silkies and I've gathered that if they show true silkie feathering then that seems like a safe bet. only 3/15 are showing satin feathers and/or were fathered by the barred rock roo. 2. thanks for the correction...

Hi there silkie enthusiasts: I have a pretty simple question for you -or hopefully it is! We have a flock of silkies that we keep separate from our main chicken flock. We allow them to breed when they want to and raise their lovely little babies. However, we have a super determined barred rock...