Recent content by Amarie420

I've been searching everywhere for answers, I'm assuming any chicks that have hatched this way either just died or were culled. Ugh I really want to help her 🥺🥺

It's not allowing me to post the video...

My uncle asked if I wanted to try & save a new chick before he culled. I've had her for 5 days now & nothing I've tried is helping (did "fix" her original splayed leg, have used the cup trick, & I've wrapped her in a "sitting" position off & on to try to encourage her bones to form correctly)...

Oh yay!! The two roos I had from this hatching were blue cream with silkie feathering & they were very easy to tell, they hadn't stayed crowing yet, but had very noticeable combs & feathering, but she's my only satin, so I just want sure!! Thank you guys, I'm so happy rn!!

You think so?? I'm hoping so, she's everyone's favorite!!

This is her comb

So these are the saddle & trail feathers, all are round...

I will tomorrow. She's very sweet, not dominant over the other chickens, no crowing. Has squared up with a very obvious rooster we had that hatched the same day, but so had my other girls...

That's what I'm afraid of lol someone telling me what I think I already know 😭😭 their almost 5 months.

Can anyone post a photo of their satin paint silkie HEN here so I can compare to mine. Actually, roos are fine too... I'm just really worried that my very favorite chicken is a boy 😭😭💔💔 please, help a girl out...

They both ended up being cockerels 💔💔

Have you gotten your answer yet or are they still too young?

Anyone??

Any answers yet??

Hey guys, I have two calico bantam cochins that I originally thought were a male & a female, but the "female" got brighter red, literally overnight 😭😭 now I'm thinking both boys 💔💔 they're my first cochins so I just don't know. I heard that you can typically tell males at 4 to 6 weeks, but they...