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My 2 youngest silkies. Both appear to pullets, which is a shame as I would love a replacement cockeral in the lighter colour.
So pretty sj. Funny though you wanted a roo and got hens

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My 2 youngest silkies. Both appear to pullets, which is a shame as I would love a replacement cockeral in the lighter colour.
Usually it's the other way around.that doesn't happen to often.
Usually it's the other way around.
What happens in "real life" with a "wild" flock? Do the boys just fight to the death or do they go off with some girls and start a new flock, or???
Don't know how you can be so sure at such a young age , but there is a 50% chance that you are correct.the top one appears to have a star comb.
Thanks, do they have to have a certain number of "concubines" each? Do they have "their" girls, or is it just a free-for-all?They work together to defend the girls and bubs against any invaders/predators.
They did have a night shelter anni which much like chickens they came back to it by themselves each night but hubby use to let them out before work 4.45am or so as they would bellow when he got up. A couple of times we found their night gate open as well. Hubby thought i forgot to lock it so didn't let me know and like Monday i didn't find it til i went out to feed them at 8am. I think for now i will just stick with my chickens . I still have the camera up down the back and i have a couple on the chickens too.