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That's a roo. They don't lay eggs. They will however, try and show hens good nesting spots, wich he may be trying to do.

Yep. ;)

It's still possible then. My white hens came from my white roo I had, same with my paint. My white hens might be dominant like their father.

I want a paint again, but I have a black gold leakage roo, and a Buff gold roo. I have four white hens, two black hens, and a black gold leakage hen. What combo would be most likely to get me a paint??

Very cute!! We no longer have our white rooster to give us that coloration from our black hens.

Thanks.

I had a paint that died eay this fall. She didn't get the chance to show all her true colors. She might have been as beautiful as that one is now. Love the contrast white and spots She has.

Me to!! Though I already own chickens!

The gold roo is 1 1/2 the black next to him is a little over half a yr, the frizzle next to her is younger then that. The red silky roo is almost a yr.

Thank you.

Here's a few of my fuzz babies

I've got three generations of bantam roos. I find that when introducing an older to a younger, it's best done before the younger roo is mature enough to crow.

Oh, it looks cool though XD

Here's two our of my six silkies. Mowhawk our smallest hen. She is the friendliest. And Goldy, one of our three silky roos.

Interesting. Are silkies known for that??

Thanks.

(All thw pics are not up to date) Heres our oldest silky roo called cotton ball. He's about 1 1/2 months. Now Heres fluffy. She's about a month now. Here's goldy, he's the same age as fluffy. Here's mohawk. Same age. Heres charcoal And last but not least is teddybear.

I do but they aren't up to date pics.

My silkies are so sweet. When I go to let the younger chicks out, i't always the silkies that come to greet me first. I have 6 silkies.