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seems like the silkies you have are based on the dominant white gene(going by what parents look) instead of recessive white gene, or the partridge one could also be hidding recessive white and since the hen is recessive white this boy came out looking all white...
Partridge
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Regular, silkie feathering is recessive, but you can expect 5 toes and feathered shanks(not as feathered as dads)Would we know to expect Silkie feathers or regular?
some years ago I was doing a similar cross(fibromelanotic rooster, not silkie but it had the same gene that makes the silkies black skin) and production type white leghorns, I was planing on introducing the black skin gene and the wild counterpart of the dominant sex linked dermal inhibito Id(id+ is the wildtype) and create a highly productive black skin strain and then use white leghorn females to create sex links that I could sex at hatch.... but some issues that were out of my hand didnt allowed me to finish such a projectThank you for replying! I may have a few others from this cross that will hatch soon. I am most excited to hear that I will have sex linked chicks! .