Silkie Polish Mix

[LadiesAndJane]

What ever happened to peeper? I want to see!

OP has not been on since 2017, so likely you will not get a response. Sure was a beautiful chick though!

 

[LuvMyChicks27]

I am also interested in what Peeper looks like now! Please show us! I am thinking of breeding my polish to my silkie so it would be very helpful.

 

[LuvMyChicks27]

I know this is a year later but hopefully you get my reply. I bred a tolbunt polish to a white Silkie and these are the the babies

The colors are fascinating and they feather out so beautifully. It’s fun to experiment.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

I know this is a year later but hopefully you get my reply. I bred a tolbunt polish to a white Silkie and these are the the babiesView attachment 3223963
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The colors are fascinating and they feather out so beautifully. It’s fun to experiment.

They are gorgeous!

 

[LuvMyChicks27]

They are gorgeous!

Thank you! It’s been so fun to watch them grow and feather out. I think polish Silkie crosses are amazing. Been thinking of crossing a polish to a satin Silkie to see how they turn out.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Thank you! It’s been so fun to watch them grow and feather out. I think polish Silkie crosses are amazing. Been thinking of crossing a polish to a satin Silkie to see how they turn out.

You will get a smooth feathered bird that will likely look a little more Polish than Silkie.
These two young pullets are 75% Silkie and 25% Polish. They inherited the Silkie feathering but they have more of a Polish body type.
The second picture with the smooth feathered bird is their full sibling.
These birds were about two to three months old in these photos. I sold them all, so I don’t know what they look like now.

 

[LuvMyChicks27]

You will get a smooth feathered bird that will likely look a little more Polish than Silkie.
These two young pullets are 75% Silkie and 25% Polish. They inherited the Silkie feathering but they have more of a Polish body type.
The second picture with the smooth feathered bird is their full sibling.
These birds were about two to three months old in these photos. I sold them all, so I don’t know what they look like now.

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I love them! Think I’m going to hatch a few satin polish just to see what colors I get from them! I sold 3 of those 4 too but I am going to ask for pictures once they are fully grown.