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These are from a Silkie x Red Jungle Fowl rooster and a Brown Leghorn Bantam hen: And this one from the same rooster with a Quail Dutch hen:

Very random silkie cross photo - from the film The Adventures of Milo and Otis

Ms.Frizzle : Did anybody see the Penciled Silkie X Cochin in this thread? Its so GORGEOUS! About mid-way down, not mine, but its is so beautiful, I would want a backyard full of ones just like her. https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=158232&p=6 x a gazillion!

Quote: oh man nice catch thats an amazing bird!!! Here is the pic for those that cant find it http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3623/3377715075_7f37bc9569.jpg

Quote: If you breed a Silkie rooster to a non Silkie hen, the males will be inbetween and the females will have dark skin. If you breed a non Silkie rooster to a Silkie hen the females will be light skinned and the males will be in between.

Quote: That would depend on your goal. If you want sexlinks, cross a Silkie rooster on a non dark skinned hen. The pullets from this cross will have dark skin and the males will have lighter skin. As far as "adorableness", Most Silkie traits are dominant so they will inherit equally whether...

Quote: whats a hookless gene? The gene that makes the feathers on Silkies the way they are.

Here is my Silkie cross (yellow one in center). Father is Buff Orpington x white EE, mother is Buff Silkie.

If it is half Ameraucana, The father was the Silkie, the mother was the Ameraucana. And the mom had to have one copy of the hookless gene.