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Thank you so much that is really helpful! It sounds like we have the same plans for our hens as your in-laws 

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You do know this bird here is a Sizzle right?She's a few generations in too. Looks really good! I'd love to have some of her babies with your silkies. Darn border!!
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She's the only one. I'm starting into week 2 of incubating Silkie eggs I bought through the mail. Only 3 veined out. Hopefully 1 will live. I still have those Silkie roo's that I can't seem to integrate into the flock. One will go in fine because he'll run from Wrinkles, the man, but the beauty black one runs out of the cage right for Wrinkles and a horrible fight ensues. I took pic's with DH phone. I'll try to load them on my lap top. Cock fighting is soooo illegal but Wrinkles was so beautiful with his hackle feathers standing straight out.Sally..how many frizzels do you have? pretty girl
Well she is frizzled, but is also very similar to a silkie (except the feathers of course). I had one boy and was working on them. I have one FRIZZLED silkie in the brooder, but it's feathers are curly - but still silkied...No, I bought a bunch of EE chicks. Soon her feathers started doing funky things. I called the lady I bought her from and she told me a Frizzle. Doesn't matter. Very even tempered.
She's the only one. I'm starting into week 2 of incubating Silkie eggs I bought through the mail. Only 3 veined out. Hopefully 1 will live. I still have those Silkie roo's that I can't seem to integrate into the flock. One will go in fine because he'll run from Wrinkles, the man, but the beauty black one runs out of the cage right for Wrinkles and a horrible fight ensues. I took pic's with DH phone. I'll try to load them on my lap top. Cock fighting is soooo illegal but Wrinkles was so beautiful with his hackle feathers standing straight out.
A STRANGE THING IS HAPPENING. I JUST WENT TO TURN MY EGGS INCUBATING AND ONE OF THE EE EGGS HAS CHANGED SHAPE. IT HAS TO BE NEAR HATCHING TIME. THE ONLY REASON I DON'T REALLY KNOW IS THAT I ROBBED EGGS A COUPLE TIMES FROM BROODY HENS AND HAVE ONLY A SLIGHT IDEA OF HOW LONG THEY'VE BEEN INCUBATING.
THE LENGTH IS THE SAME BUT IT APPEARS TO BE FLATISH ON TOP AND BOTTOM. I'VE NEVER SEEN THAT HAPPEN. HAVE ANY OF YOU? sue