Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

Cloud out and about with the babies. It's hard to see but the big girls are in the background. I think only 1 is in the picture though.






And this little guy, obviously a little boy! Almost 3 weeks old and a pink comb already! And if course, he's one of the 2 pure marans lol.
 
Check this guy out!
What a stud!!
Anyone want him? 7months old

he is a beauty!! What is he?..Love that mahagany color...
Cloud out and about with the babies. It's hard to see but the big girls are in the background. I think only 1 is in the picture though.






And this little guy, obviously a little boy! Almost 3 weeks old and a pink comb already! And if course, he's one of the 2 pure marans lol.
great pics!..they really love sorting through leaves!
 
Could be both. I've never had a Silkie I would consider smart, I also think many can't see very well and that can make them feel insecure until they learn they are secure in their present circumstances. Mine flap like crazy when I pull one from the pen because they know they can't fly to catch themselves if the fall, but once I have them held securely, they settle down and endure some petting. I tell people silkies (and cochins) are the lap dogs of chickens, like shitzhus for ex. Not to offend anyone that owns one, but if you want a smart dog, get a collie or poodle. If you want a smart chicken, get a wilder type bird, like Sumatras or games. That said, silkies and cochins are among my favorites. Naturally tamer and more dependent on their human companions.
Thanks for the info, it is all very helpful. Guess they will need a little pampering. Do you think it's okay to have them sleep in the nesting boxes?
Cloud out and about with the babies. It's hard to see but the big girls are in the background. I think only 1 is in the picture though.

And this little guy, obviously a little boy! Almost 3 weeks old and a pink comb already! And if course, he's one of the 2 pure marans lol.
Awesome pictures! They're so cute!
 
Hey wingstone, whatever became of those Hemadoras you finally tracked down? With winter coming, I was thinking about the wisdom of getting the hardiest breed of chicken.


I have 2 roosters and 4 hens, I will try to get some pics, I will seperate them in the spring, right now they are housed in the Bantu pen, they are not much bigger.
I can see why thy are hardy though, they have hat feels like duck down almost a second layer of feathers.
 
Not sure if it is considered all right, but my silkie hen's are 4 years old and still sleep in the nesting box, they seem more comfortable there so I let them, it's always the same box... the silkie roosters roost with everyone else.
 
Suffering from withdrawal - this is the first week I haven't had chicks hatching since February. Seems so quiet, and not in a good way
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Not sure if it is considered all right, but my silkie hen's are 4 years old and still sleep in the nesting box, they seem more comfortable there so I let them, it's always the same box... the silkie roosters roost with everyone else.


Thank you again!

Suffering from withdrawal - this is the first week I haven't had chicks hatching since February. Seems so quiet, and not in a good way  :(


You'll make it!
 

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