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Yes, and DAAWWWW really? that stinks..... I really want some standard sized silkies. Big floofy mamas. darn. Guess i'll stick to bantams then, huh?Are you in the US?
If so, lf (Standard size) Silkies have never been imported... I believe there are a few people breeding for larger size, but currently there are only bantam Silkies in the US...
mine look like the top pick
Yes, and DAAWWWW really? that stinks..... I really want some standard sized silkies. Big floofy mamas. darn. Guess i'll stick to bantams then, huh?
It should also be pointed out that the birds in the bottom pic are of the beardless variety.![]()
Now that you mentioned it, I don't see beards in the top pic either...
Same. They both look beardless to meIt should also be pointed out that the birds in the bottom pic are of the beardless variety.![]()
Now that you mentioned it, I don't see beards in the top pic either...
At hatch I cull right away for 6th toes, 4 toers, if I can see single combs starting, skin color, double nails, feathering to mid toe, splay legged ones, etc. At about 4-6 months I cull for color, bumpy combs, wings, etc. On colors I have pretty well started in, I cull hard for everything and only hold back the best. In project colors, you have to be a lil more lenient til you build up your breeding stock. In cockerels, I keep best 1-2 of each variety back for breeding, 1-2 more for showing and sell rest of good ones to other breeders. Culls go to pet homes if they can and rest go to Asian friends for their dinner.