Who would have thought

Yours is not a very good example, looks like a cross maybe. This is what a good silkie roo should look like.http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i1...s/IMG_4734.jpg
http://ball-pythons.net/forums/webki...DFF5/imagejpeg<-got it off of backyard chickens, Marie martins pic. The second roo isn't as good an example as the first one but they're still much better examples. Not trying to be rude, I'm just saying that your rooster is not the best example of a silkie and normally they'd be better looking.

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Originally Posted by TurkeyPython

Yours is not a very good example, looks like a cross maybe. This is what a good silkie roo should look like.http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i1...s/IMG_4734.jpg
http://ball-pythons.net/forums/webki...DFF5/imagejpeg<-got it off of backyard chickens, Marie martins pic. The second roo isn't as good an example as the first one but they're still much better examples. Not trying to be rude, I'm just saying that your rooster is not the best example of a silkie and normally they'd be better looking.

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Well, I will start by saying:
1-I am not breeding silkies so it really doesn't matter.
2-My wife is the on that wanted him and she likes him so again it really doesn't matter
3-You evidently missed your reasoning for posting your opinion, I wasn't asking so it really doesn't matter.

In case you didn't understand my response, let me say this without sounding rude.
Everyone has opinions (I however know when to open my mouth and when to sit back and watch the show) and I didn't ask to smell yours.

Again, I am not being rude, I am just wanting to know where you get your knowledge of silkies and remind you that sometimes it is better to say nothing at all. :gj:

Best kind of chickens out there! Have a rooster and a hen and are the sweetest things most fluffy things lol


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