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Yes, with silkies you ALWAYS want more I'm finding. I'm already plotting my next coop.
I don't know much about the origination of showgirls, but my understanding is also that they were crossed with a turken. I'm sure it took a lot of work to breed back to the silkie qualities and keep the bare neck. Good luck on your venture with giving it a try! I don't know how many generations it would take.
I just got home to see a pip!
Unfortunately my darn incubator had dropped in temperature to about 97, hope it wasn't like that long, but I have it back up now. When I added warm water to keep the humidity up, it still brought the temp down. Grrr. Note to self: invest in a better incubator. Just using an LG, which overall has worked pretty good. Had 2 eggs in it last time, both made it full term and hatched out nice little paints on the 14th. All of my eggs have developed and made it to lockdown, sure hope they all hatch! Now that one has pipped this is going to be a sleepless night...
Yes, with silkies you ALWAYS want more I'm finding. I'm already plotting my next coop.

I don't know much about the origination of showgirls, but my understanding is also that they were crossed with a turken. I'm sure it took a lot of work to breed back to the silkie qualities and keep the bare neck. Good luck on your venture with giving it a try! I don't know how many generations it would take.
I just got home to see a pip!

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