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second generation silkie x naked neck cross; they are very sweet and friendly... all hens

two weeks old now...

Here's my broody hen with indian runner ducklings; she is an excellent substitute mother

Thanks. We have a lot od rain and a lot of grass this year

this is mine paint nn; cross between buff nn hen and paint silkie roo: and some 2 month old chicks:

1 week old

hoop coop maybe: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/488361/using-pvc-for-a-hoop-house https://scratchcradle.wordpress.com/2013/06/11/the-new-hoop-coop/ and I agree with Mahlzeit, avoid both chicken wire and plastic netting

I hope I will get some nice babys from these two,they are F1 NN and silkie cross:

http://www.chickenfanatics.com/#!easter-egger/c1yci

creeper gene doesn't mean that the chicken will have a short life span, but it means that some of the eggs will not hatched. If the parents are both with short legs, then the chicks will be: 50% short legs, 25% lethal before hatching and 25% normal (long) legs...

RIP Rudy. So sorry for your loss

The naked-neck trait is controlled by an allele Na. Since this allele is dominant, individuals are either NaNa (no or very small bowtie) or Nana (with bowtie). If naked neck parent is NaNa then this bird crossed with non-naked neck will produce 100% naked necks. If it is naked neck with bowtie...

Naked neck x silkie: upper foto 4 month old and lower picture as chick (the dark one; the white is his sister)

http://kippenjungle.nl/kruising.html

name: ?; age: 4 month, gender: roo, naked neck x silkie

silkie Spaik: silkie x NN:

Some combinations are impossible, you can only make hybrid between related species like chicken, pheasant and grouse species. http://messybeast.com/genetics/hybrid-birds.htm Creating hybrid between chicken and duck is impossible because the genes are not close enough. You can put them together...