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I know someone in Huntington...if that's close enough, PM me and I'll get you an address.

On SCNA we have a member that lives in Hattiesburg....but the only way I know to contact him is through SCNA members mail...

Lots of people in Ms have serama...many others all over the country ship...what kind are you looking for? www.silkiedserama.com

Here are my homebred 2013 Cajun Classic Champion Silkied Male and Champion Silkied Female...

I have not been here in quite a while and just been catching up.....my yellow chicks might finish several ways, but not white...my line of pure white adults starts off as smokey pearl gray chicks... Then turn white.... I started with black silkied's and developed...

We had absolutely fantastic weather in my area yesterday. Just a perfect spring day...made me feel like a 'nother whole different person (in a good way). My birds are normally indoors, and we go out to sun on good days. Took these pictures early morning...just sharing a few crumbs together...

Been a while since I've posted here.....Here are some little 'blue birds of hapiness'.

Quote: Cathy, I would love to go, but I have too many responsibilities. I am on a very short leash.

Quote: Not gonna do it...I'll just have to get by with what I've got.

Quote: Nice!! Don't see many like that!

Quote: This is the kind you don't have to feed or clean...that's not all bad.

Best seat in the whole house....from up here I can see forever.

Quote: Well, if I didn't wear out my welcome last year, I'd like to do it again....my birds had a great time...and I did, too.

Quote: Soft and fuzzy clouds with beaks... Cute! all of her birds are awesome! Robin has seen the insanity in my chicken facility...and lived to tell about it.

Quote: I'm struggling as much with feather quality as I am type....the challenge is to eliminate the 'webbing' in the areas that we want to be silkied (and at the same time add thicker, plusher and longer fibers), and yet maintain at least 50% normal feathering in the wings and tail... enough...

Ha! I get to be the first one to post a picture on this thread! These are Silkied Traditional Serama!