Mille fleur silkie project

[Silkie Princess]

 

[Silverwulfess]

Thanks! I'm now watching it and I'll have a read through

 

[Silkie Princess]

Thanks! I'm now watching it and I'll have a read through

Thanks.

 

[Silkie Princess]

I'm going to take pics of the chick that black chick that has gold lacing. Be right back!

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

You wouldn’t need a columbian or partridge silkie. A lot of buff silkies are actually buff columbian, so you could just use those crossed with something mottled.

 

[Chikyboy]

You wouldn’t need a columbian or partridge silkie. A lot of buff silkies are actually buff columbian, so you could just use those crossed with something mottled.

Didn't know that.... Thanks!

 

[Sarahchick1]

They all came out different

 

[wolf-deer88]

I saw this ladys page years ago, she made microsilkies, silkied sermas, but got the most recognition for her calico silkies. She stopped breeding them but I thought is was a cool project

https://m.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1097723890267962.1073741847.908716215835398&type=3

Those are absolutely gorgeous. I am in awe.

 

[-Flash-]

They all came out different

They're all so pretty though!

 

[Barb1224]

You can cheat by using Mille Fleur D'uccles. They're Gold, Columbian Mottled.

You can experiment using Buff, Black, or Dominant white Silkies, & breeding them to the D'uccles.

Here's a Generation 1, Porcelain D'uccle X White Silkie hen. My whites are split for lavender.
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Just remember mottling is recessive, it won't show in the first generation.

Where are you located, and what silkies do you have available?