Bearded White silkie cockerels(PIC HEAVY)

[Mrs. Fluffy Puffy]

What can I say...? They are just ... L O V E L Y !!!

 

[count duckula]

Cool birds

 

[silkieluver_07]

Steve, they are gorgeous! I have a buff, black, and two blue silkie babies I hatched from you and they are looking great so far!

 

[Three Cedars Silkies]

Brody's Broodello :

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No sandy beach blood in them...LOL As far as I know none of my silkies have bloodlines from FL.

You would know if they did, they would have a REALLY nice tan, and drive thier cars REALLY slow! LOL​

Hey....I resemble that remark!!

That's ok, I'm gonna post pictures of the beach where we will be all next week and make you guys drool!!! Wouldn't it be fun to get a bunch of us chicken people together for a few days vacation at the beach??

Sorry...hijacked thread

 

[jimnjay]

Steve, I like them both. I am thinking the one with the smaller comb may end up a better breeder. I have found it a bit difficult to reduce the size of comb so far. Since that is my issue, I would choose by the comb. You have much more experience so it may not be as big a problem for you. I would hate to have to make a choice between them.

 

[SunshineSilkies]

Steve,
I have 2 of mine that I have been keeping also...look almost just like yours!! LOL I like the combs and I see no hard feathers in the cushion. Hard choice.. I have 2 out of your eggs, one boy and one girl..I would keep them a little longer..at least that's what I am doing..nice boys..

 

[Freckle Face Farm]

They are both vevy nice looking Roos

 

[duckyfromoz]

I have only ever hatched 1 chicken. A little white beardered silkie. Its till only little but I am so hoping it is a hen so I can keep it ( suburbis- no roosters allowed ) But after seing yours I am thinking maybe if my little one does turn out a boy- I can maybe make a night box or find some way to keep it around. They are gorgeous.

 

[SundownWaterfowl]

Beautiful! Good Job!

 

[featherbaby]

Be still my heart..........

What breathtaking Roos! I love them! Let us know when you have eggs to share from their lines.