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Do not beat yourself up. You would not believe how many people I have seen or have had bring chicks/chickens to me who where told they where something completely something different. It is sad that people mislead others to just make money off of them. Makes my furious! Especially when it comes to creles and silkies.
Hey you live and learn..I would say that the majority of us here have had this exoerience ourselves....but your last pic does look much closer. Put it with a crele and you will get some nice offspring. You can even have a good jump on working on a crele project.
I am selling off a lot of my crele in the next couple months since I am starting on the next generation if anyone is interested.
Im in Blue Ridge. When is the Calhoun show? I would love to go.
It's Saturday, 9/7/13 I guess I need to find out the time, shouldn't I? lol
looks like a roo to me with those saddle feathers
I have only had a few polish, but I have had some of them for over six years. My experience has been the oposite of what you were told. My birds have been some if the healthiest birds I have. The problems with polish are these. 1. Chicks are dificult to raise because other chicks (even other polish) think the fluffy crest is food and peck the polish chicks head clean
This leads to bleeding which causes the other chicks to canibalize the scalp of the polish chick leading to death.
2. Because of the crest, polish cannot see up or backwards like other chickens. This makes them very easy targets for predators.
Polish do not go broody and you need another breed to hatch their eggs or an incubator. Outside of these things, I think polish are great birds.