how bout some feather footed ones

[V Comb]

Well the top one is buff, but has partridge markings on the wings and tail, and the second one is a light red with partridge markings on the wings and tail

I must get better pics of the body

 

[Morgan's_Silkie_Parade]

Oh wow, see ive never even heard of the red silkies before today lol shows how up to date and filled in i am about the breed lol
well either way yours are a very beautiful pair. The buffs (or whatever they were lol) i had, had very little hats, little leg feathering, brown eyes, and some had red combs lol Not the best batch to start off with.
ive been told its difficult to get buff and the sort to fill out and actually get hats and the odds. im not sure thats true or false tho, either way as i said yours are a very brilliant color, very pretty.
Hope you have best of luck with em!

 

[V Comb]

Thank you ^^ They were culls from the breeder, weird enough

I have 2 others, more practical partridge girls, too.

 

[Morgan's_Silkie_Parade]

LOL well you know what they say "one mans trash is another mans treasure!" Or "their loss, Your gain!" Lol either way you look at it it still comes to the same results lol

 

[V Comb]

Yep, I lurrrvvv them

 

[Chickenaddict]

Petunia

Dudley

Grace

Bleu

Elvis (father of grace)

Ruby

Curly sue (mother of grace)

 

[usschicago1]

White Cochin Bantam Pullet March Hatch

 

[cejunes]

I have two different breeds that are feather footed... The first is

my splash cochin bantam (named Splash)

and my Cuckoo Marans:

 

[Sjisty]

Love my Brahmas!

Junior, blue Partridge Brahma. Kermit, lemon pyle, in the background, along with others

Frack, dark Brahma and foster chick

Buttercup, lemon pyle Brahma and Cochin foster chicks

Light Brahma chicks

Mel, cross between lemon pyle and partridge Brahma

 

[Reignman]

Here's Tank, our new rooster. Blue Cochin/Buff Orp. mix.