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The only time I know silkies have smoother feathers is when there sizzles, but there feathers curl. She might have been a smooth sizzle, but I doubt it. More then likely a silkie mix
My uncle has a silkie rooster who chases his kids but gets picked on by their EE hens. That rooster doesn't attack me and even let's me pick him up. I personally never had a silkie rooster that was mean, but every chicken is different, and don't always follow the breed "standards" for attitudes.Are silkie roosters generally more mean than some other breeds? one of my silkie roosters and two silkie/brahma mix cockerels all have pretty bad attitudes. (actually, one cockerel killed the other last night.) Or is it just mine?
Are silkie roosters generally more mean than some other breeds? one of my silkie roosters and two silkie/brahma mix cockerels all have pretty bad attitudes. (actually, one cockerel killed the other last night.) Or is it just mine?
*personally. Not decentlyAre silkie roosters generally more mean than some other breeds? one of my silkie roosters and two silkie/brahma mix cockerels all have pretty bad attitudes. (actually, one cockerel killed the other last night.) Or is it just mine?
Everything I have read is silkie roosters are calm and friendly... I decently wouldn't breed yours, they would just be passing down that aggression. I don't have a silkie roo, but my friends does and he is fine. Personally I would sale, give away or get rid off all your aggressive ones and get a chick, young cockrel or rooster from a breeder that has a good natured rooster.
I have had to do this in the past with an aggressive rooster (tho he was my only rooster at that time and his aggression to people and hens) but I tied his legs together with a soft rope so he couldn't walk. Then I feed all the non aggressive birds a favorite treat around him do they could eat and he couldn't. He also couldn't chance or harrass them. I left in in the shade and watched him of course for about an hour. I had to do this twice but it did help. Worth a try :/ it won't hurt him.