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ask someone more experienced. I don't dare to say anything.

I had bad luck with intergrating 3 mo chickens. good luck anyway.

you can separate both of them from the girls till they calm down. if you have a cage it will do. just no girls around.

that's what the roos do. they might fight each other instead of mating and you might get infertile eggs. watch them.

I'll try to get some eggs from bulgaria. a friend of mine will go there soon. I need some fresh blood.

my boys look like sheep dogs chasing sheep, lol.

my silkie ladies don't like my young boys. I am afraid I will not get fertile eggs.

looks like horn, lol.

sorry to hear that. my last years' first hatch was 10 silkies. 2 killed by the wyandotte broody, 7 died from 1 wo to 3 mo, 1 cockerel with pea comb survived. sold him as ornamental bird.

I love white fluffy balls but white silkies would be a magnet for hawks and eagles here.

a beautifull girl.

happy easter!

I always give antibiotics (oxytetracycline or doxycycline) to the injured birds (for 3 days).

are you talking about your or my girls, lol.

this season I plan to keep them in a bigger run. they were in a rather small coop when that accident happened.

at least 2 of my girls are really mean. my boys are good.

it also depends on room they have. I had an adult flock of 4 and put 3 pullets that were about 3 mo. they killed one.

I sold my bad comb guy to someone who has silkies as ornamental birds and don't breed them. I already miss him. on the other hand my new red boy got sick. some virus I guess. he is in my house and looks a bit better. :fl:fl:fl:fl:fl:fl:fl:fl:fl

beauty!

my silkies are good layers.