Partridge Silkies - Nothing else

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Yes, definitely a partridge. This is a great thread to study partridge on. I read the whole thing and learned so much about the color!
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Yes, definitely a partridge. This is a great thread to study partridge on. I read the whole thing and learned so much about the color!
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Peeps is definitely right about it being a partridge. As for the exact genetic makeup of the partridge variety - Sonoran Silkies is our genetic guru. I know she checks in occasionally or you could check her profile and contact her directly. There are specific genes in order to get partridge. I do believe 1 is a gold gene but then there are other genes for the wing pencilling and so on and so forth. Not just chickens of a different color. I wish it were that easy. Partridge is one of the hardest varieties to get to the SOP (Standard of Perfection). Very few people show them. I am running into that problem right now.
 
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Yes, definitely a partridge. This is a great thread to study partridge on. I read the whole thing and learned so much about the color!
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Hey Peeps!!! Thanks for the compliment on the thread!!
 
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Yes, definitely a partridge. This is a great thread to study partridge on. I read the whole thing and learned so much about the color!
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Hey Peeps!!! Thanks for the compliment on the thread!!

Thank you, for starting this thread! And congrats on your really big win! So sorry for the flack you had to deal with.
 
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Yes, definitely a partridge. This is a great thread to study partridge on. I read the whole thing and learned so much about the color!
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Peeps is definitely right about it being a partridge. As for the exact genetic makeup of the partridge variety - Sonoran Silkies is our genetic guru. I know she checks in occasionally or you could check her profile and contact her directly. There are specific genes in order to get partridge. I do believe 1 is a gold gene but then there are other genes for the wing pencilling and so on and so forth. Not just chickens of a different color. I wish it were that easy. Partridge is one of the hardest varieties to get to the SOP (Standard of Perfection). Very few people show them. I am running into that problem right now.

females seemed to be easyer to get right then boys
 
I was going to wait till this chick was a little older to see if you can tell me the sex (5 weeks) but you guys are so smart I decided not to wait. Also, could she be a blue parti? The one in the foreground is the one in question.
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Yes, definitely a partridge. This is a great thread to study partridge on. I read the whole thing and learned so much about the color!
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I read this whole thread when i was at school, got totally distracted from my work, oops XD
I could also possibly have red partridges too.
I just love the colours in the partridges so much.

The little her i posted, well this is where she gets her colourings from
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Yes, definitely a partridge. This is a great thread to study partridge on. I read the whole thing and learned so much about the color!
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I read this whole thread when i was at school, got totally distracted from my work, oops XD
I could also possibly have red partridges too.
I just love the colours in the partridges so much.

The little her i posted, well this is where she gets her colourings from
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/106490_p1030487.jpg

What an adorable picture!!
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