Silkie Mix?

BusyStFarmer

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Big John (don't ask) is almost 3 months old. His face is white but he has black feet. I don't think he is pure bred. If you can help with gender too that'd be great. Thanks in advance!
 

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100% a black silkie mix, however I have no idea what the mix could be because his feathering is basically all silkie. I'm pretty bad with silkie genders, but Big John looks to be a little more towards the cockerel side. But I have no idea haha
 
100% a black silkie mix, however I have no idea what the mix could be because his feathering is basically all silkie. I'm pretty bad with silkie genders, but Big John looks to be a little more towards the cockerel side. But I have no idea haha

Hence the confusion lol he is throwing me for a spin
 
I agree, Big John is a Silkie mix that happened to get the Silkie feathering. (Many Silkie mixes don't).

However, Big John looks very low to the ground, squattier, and overall feminine to me....so you may want to consider Joan of Arc as a possibility.

Time will tell. Silkies (and mixes) are hard to sex until older.

LofMc
 
Generally silkies are very difficult to sex before 4-5 mos. of age, and sometimes not till they crow or lay eggs. Yours is either a silkie mix or a hatchery grade silkie.
 

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