- Jan 14, 2013
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My son picked up a Silkie at the Alameda County fair this summer. He was told it was a pullet about 6 weeks old, the same age as out other 7 girls. When she laid an egg two weeks later we figured out she was clearly older. When she never grew, we figured out she was a bantam.
She is a passive little sweetie but she stayed out of the way of the others as they got older. and much larger than her. Then last week they went after her and pulled out a lot of her wing and neck feathers, roughing her up real good. We have been keeping her inside at night then letting her in the garden near the coop during the day. Each attempt to reintroduce her to the coop has been unsuccessful.
We would love to find her a good home in a less aggressive coop. Or she would be a great mom to someone getting chicks soon.
We are in Livermore, Ca in the East San Francisco Bay Area.
Thanks
Dave
She is a passive little sweetie but she stayed out of the way of the others as they got older. and much larger than her. Then last week they went after her and pulled out a lot of her wing and neck feathers, roughing her up real good. We have been keeping her inside at night then letting her in the garden near the coop during the day. Each attempt to reintroduce her to the coop has been unsuccessful.
We would love to find her a good home in a less aggressive coop. Or she would be a great mom to someone getting chicks soon.
We are in Livermore, Ca in the East San Francisco Bay Area.
Thanks
Dave