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My hens weight less than my roo, but he is a pretty tall and hefty boy. Still, even at 4 pounds, that is a lot more than a bantam and a Silkie in weight and they are still about 2 feet tall, which is a LOT taller than a Silkie.
Good point. I thought since everyone says they get picked on in mixed flocks that the weight might even things out a bit. I really would prefer to stick with bantams.
That being picked on is not true around here. I have Silkies, d'Uccles, bantam Hamburgs and large fowl running around here. Other than the large fowl bullying their way in for treats there is no untoward bullying going on.
My hens weight less than my roo, but he is a pretty tall and hefty boy. Still, even at 4 pounds, that is a lot more than a bantam and a Silkie in weight and they are still about 2 feet tall, which is a LOT taller than a Silkie.
Good point. I thought since everyone says they get picked on in mixed flocks that the weight might even things out a bit. I really would prefer to stick with bantams.
That being picked on is not true around here. I have Silkies, d'Uccles, bantam Hamburgs and large fowl running around here. Other than the large fowl bullying their way in for treats there is no untoward bullying going on.