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2/3.) If you breed your Satin with your Silkie roo, you will not get any Silkies. ALL the birds in F1 will be smooth-feathered. You may see some “Silkie feathers” in the next generations if you continue to breed the offspring with a Silkie, though.

1.) Yes, according to your possible crosses. 2.) First of all, it won’t be a Silkie. Second, do you mean if you breed her with a purebred Silkie roo? 3.) Depends on the traits. A smooth-feathered Silkie is known as a Satin, not a Silkie. A Satin will have to have 90% of the traits of a Silkie in...