Silky Roos?

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I got them at an egg farm was told they would be laying in a couple weeks. It’s been a month Nothing yet. No crowing either. Sorry about the pictures. They’re the best i got. I was also told they were silky but they are the size of my Easter eggers. So maybe mixed
 

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They look like cockerels to me, too, especially the one on the left. Silkies don't lay too many eggs, but I'm surprised there is no crowing. Do you have another rooster around that might be inhibiting their crowing?
I dont have any, but one of my neighbors does.
 
They look like cockerels to me, but how old are they?
To be honest i don’t know. I was just told they would lay on a couple weeks. They were my first buy and i didn’t know what to ask.
 
I was also told they were silky but they are the size of my Easter eggers. So maybe mixed

"Silkie" can be the feather type (which they do have) or the specific breed. They do not look like good examples of purebred Silkies (breed), so yes they might be mixed, or they might be "purebred" Silkies from a hatchery that was careless with their breeding program.
 

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