Silkie chickens colors

Silkie colors

Silkie chickens make amazing pets and a great addition to the barnyard or homestead. Silkies are great mama hens and have super soft feathers that feel like fur. Here's why you should raise some silkies!

Searching for some colorful new additions to your backyard chicken coop? Discover the breeds known for laying beautiful purple-shelled eggs, like the Marans and Cayuga. Learn about these unique egg layers and how to care for them to enjoy a rainbow of vibrant, nutrient-rich eggs straight from your own flock. #PurpleEggChickens #ColorfulChickens #EggLayingChickens #BackyardChickens #PoultryBreeds #FarmEggs

Silkie Chicken 101: Everything you need to know about these fluffy beauties! 🐔 Read more at the Happy Chicken Coop!

Paint Silkies are really beautiful birds. They are white with black spots. Paint silkies do vary a bit in coloration. We regularly have chicks available.

What is partridge feathering? 'Partridge feathering' in chickens refers to the feather…

Discover everything about how to care for a baby silkie chicken and exactly what to do from 1-day old to full grown adults and egg laying. We specialize in Silkies so come learn more today with the Silkie Chicken Experts!

Silkies are a favorite pet chicken for many chicken owners with small children. They are friendly and sweet, and even roosters are very docile and sociable. If you plan on keeping a Silkie rooster, there are some things to remember. Let's find out!

Everything you need to know about the Silkie chicken breed. This fluffy breed can be a great addition to your backyard or homestead flock.

You have probably heard a few times if you found your way here, that sexing silkie chicks isn't possible. Through my experiences, I have found that I was able to learn and fairly quickly, how to sex the chicks. There are many methods and some are more guaranteed than others. The most accurate method is vent sexing which I do not do and I would not wish for any of my readers to either, it's invasive and a bit hard to learn, doing it incorrectly can hurt your chick. All the other methods are…