Silkie thread!

[Jharper]

Haha I'll try!!

Ok HAHA!

 

[DebraM]

Here is a wooden plaque I painted or a lady in Michigan I love painting animals! Especially silkies

Beautiful work. Well done!!

 

[Codyneal11]

Any where in southern ky you can get show quality chickens

 

[Codyneal11]

[/IMG] what is the quality of my hen?

 

[BuckNBark Farm]

He looks very small in this picture? Is he small or does the angle just make him look tiny?
Handsome guy!


Great pictures! These are my favorites. You gotta love a good Pit! Such nice dogs.
What do you use for the white background?



Love it!

lol-must be the pic. He's normal size. Bigger than my white roo was. Weighs more. Thanks for the compliment!

 

[Newlove]

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[chooketychook]

Hi just wanted to show my new blue silkie babys =D I had to drive 4hrs to get them it was sooo worth it,its so hard to find any colour but partridge for some reason...best part is I got them for £5 each =] xxx

 

[Newlove]

Hi I have been lurking around this thread for awhile and just love looking at the pictures!

I am hoping some of you with more experience than myself can confirm (or not) my suspicions on this fluff ball. I do believe it is a he as his comb wattles are much larger than his sister he is also noisier.. I also witnessed another manly behaviour of him trying to jump on the new babies but has since given up!

He is 32 weeks old (hatched by me)

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[PaintedFeathers]

[/URL] what is the quality of my hen?

She is Pet quality, possibly breeder quality, she will make a great incubator and momma for you, but her tail is not round and fluffy enough and her back is too long. I can't see her feet well to see how much feathering there is, but if she has good foot feathering and nice toes with 5 on each foot and no nail defects you may be able to breed her to a really nice white roo and get some pretty show quality babies

Hi I have been lurking around this thread for awhile and just love looking at the pictures!

I am hoping some of you with more experience than myself can confirm (or not) my suspicions on this fluff ball. I do believe it is a he as his comb wattles are much larger than his sister he is also noisier.. I also witnessed another manly behaviour of him trying to jump on the new babies but has since given up!

He is 32 weeks old (hatched by me)

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Looks like a hen to me, probably just more dominant. She is cute =) Non beardeds crack me up, they look like they have this giant boufont hairdo! My beardeds just look like abominable snowmen

 

[Codyneal11]

Thank you. Im really trying to learn what to look for and how to build my flock with birds my baby sister can show