Jun 18, 2011 #31 gunnarmcc Chirping 8 Years Joined Jun 10, 2011 Messages 198 Reaction score 2 Points 91 Location SSF, CA i struggle to see the frizz... from my limited understanding the frizzle gene is always dominant and will express itself
i struggle to see the frizz... from my limited understanding the frizzle gene is always dominant and will express itself
Jun 18, 2011 #32 Aria Enabler 14 Years Friend Joined Oct 15, 2010 Messages 5,520 Reaction score 29,720 Points 1,040 Frizzle is NOT a Breed of Chicken. Any chicken can become a frizzle. Frizzle has different looking feathers. They are definitely a mix. NOT PURE Silkies.
Frizzle is NOT a Breed of Chicken. Any chicken can become a frizzle. Frizzle has different looking feathers. They are definitely a mix. NOT PURE Silkies.
Jun 18, 2011 #33 sugarjax06 In the Brooder 9 Years Joined Jul 12, 2010 Messages 98 Reaction score 2 Points 39 Location Lancaster, CA Before I even saw that you contacted the seller, the white and blue one looked like cochin/silkie mixes to me!
Before I even saw that you contacted the seller, the white and blue one looked like cochin/silkie mixes to me!
Jun 18, 2011 #34 TeriyakiChicken Songster 8 Years Joined Apr 23, 2011 Messages 897 Reaction score 5 Points 121 Location Western Australia Quote: x2
Jun 18, 2011 Thread starter #35 CluelessChick In the Brooder 8 Years Joined Jun 7, 2011 Messages 38 Reaction score 0 Points 22 ooops bad wording on my part, i meant to say the seller said her hen is a frizzled Cochin, roo is a silkie
ooops bad wording on my part, i meant to say the seller said her hen is a frizzled Cochin, roo is a silkie