Suzi18
Crossing the Road
You're welcome .thanks, its just that i always got doubles of all my chickens, never had one die and leave just one...thanks so much for your help....
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You're welcome .thanks, its just that i always got doubles of all my chickens, never had one die and leave just one...thanks so much for your help....
Would love to see the little coop you have for your silkies.I have 12 silkies that were raised with my other chickens (most of them) and they actually are near to the top of the pecking order. They are in their own little coop though. They are thus part of about a 75 chicken flock.
But I have some older chickens - 19 of them- that are in a flock by themselves. They peck and peck my younger ones, unless I let them visit the other flock one at a time (which I do since the younger ones have a large garden).
Did you mix your silkies in when all of your chickens were baby chicks? My husband's friend are giving us two (one year old) hens and I want to get two silkie baby chicks to mix in with them.You absolutely can mix them. I have two mixed in with 23 standards and they do just fine!
Good luck!
Thank you Crack N Egg, very helpful. I will be purchasing those silkies when they have hens and not mixed hens and roos at our Tractor Supply.Did you mix your silkies in when all of your chickens were baby chicks? My husband's friend are giving us two (one year old) hens and I want to get two silkie baby chicks to mix in with them.
and most importantly, those Silkies with large vaults~~~one peck aimed at their exposed brain,