Silkie breeding, genetics & showing

[Brookiesbrooder]

oh lord thats alot of generations oh choices choices

Luckly for people wanting to get thier hands on a good example of a show quality sizzles. Sherri does sell hatching eggs. A SQ pullet that was hatched from her eggs last fall,just sold for $225 on a FB poultry bid site.She had very good examples for sizzles at the ABA Western national in Stockton in January
her websire:http://www.californiacountryranch.com

 

[JacquiJ]

Finally got a picture of her feet standing!

 

[peepblessed]

Finally got a picture of her feet standing!

Hope you can get an expert on this. I'm not it!

 

[delisha]

Finally got a picture of her feet standing!

That is definitely it

 

[moomoodiddy]

Luckly for people wanting to get thier hands on a good example of a show quality sizzles. Sherri does sell hatching eggs. A  SQ pullet that was hatched from her eggs last fall,just sold for $225 on a FB poultry bid site.She had very good examples for sizzles at the ABA Western national in Stockton in January 
her websire:[COLOR=0066CC]http://www.californiacountryranch.com[/COLOR]

oh my god .... i think i can pass on that lol cant afford that

 

[TNBarnQueen]

What is the dosage for Duracyn-10?

Sorry for taking so long....I use 1 teaspoon per gallon water

 

[TNBarnQueen]

Opinions? Boy or girl? Critiques?

Pretty sure it is a roo....looks like "he" is developing a comb. Does it feel like a lump where a comb would be? Usually a pullet would be pretty flat.

 

[JacquiJ]

Luckly for people wanting to get thier hands on a good example of a show quality sizzles. Sherri does sell hatching eggs. A  SQ pullet that was hatched from her eggs last fall,just sold for $225 on a FB poultry bid site.She had very good examples for sizzles at the ABA Western national in Stockton in January 
her websire:[COLOR=0066CC]http://www.californiacountryranch.com[/COLOR]

Wow! My husband would kill me if I spent that much on a bird. I wish I could!!

That is definitely it

Sigh. Any clue if I can still show her?

 

[thedragonlady]

That is definitely it

NOPE ! The derinition of "Duck footed" is the rear toe that is normally touching the ground, is folded forward, and does not support the bird.

 

[JacquiJ]

NOPE ! The derinition of "Duck footed" is the rear toe that is normally touching the ground, is folded forward, and does not support the bird.

So you don't think this is duck foot then? (Mini happy dance inside)