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Uggg. Just when I think I’m understanding this. I’m trying to find the site - but I thought that I read that there is some gene mutation that hides the frizzle so that in rare cases (and the site said there were different opinions on how rare it actually is) a smooth bird has a mutation that...

So sorry, maybe I’m getting confused here. So IF these chicks are smooth feathered, and bred to only other smooth feathered- they can still produce 50% frizzled chicks? Or is that only possible with the gene mutation that hides the frizzle?

I think I’m going chicken crazy. I was dreaming about polish frizzled Roos last night. 🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤪. The chicken addiction is taking over slowly. I have been reading a lot about frizzles since the discovery and learning as much as I can now that I’m going to have some. lol. How common is the...

Yeah the first three are the same chick just wanted good pictures. The last theee are all the same chick (different from the first though). But the consensus is that it is frizzled……so these are not purebred polish?

I recently purchased some day old “purebred” gold laced polish chicks. Or so I thought. They were clearly not all day old-which didn’t bother me, but now I’m worried that a couple of the chicks are showing frizzle characteristic. Is this potentially just how they are feathering out? I’ve raised...