Silkie hens vs roosters

Learn the fascinating differences between silkie rooster vs hen, from breeding to behavior, and uncover essential tips for a harmonious flock.

You will see that Silkie roosters have a much more prominent comb on their head, as well as much larger wattles under their beaks.

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!

From Lavendar to splash, partridge and pink, we cover all the Silkie Chicken colors! As a collective, we have more than 30 years of experience with Silkie Chicken colors and this article will teach you everything you ever wanted to know! Come and learn with the Silkie Chicken Experts today!

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After reading our ultimate guide on the Silkie chicken, these fluffy oddities of the chicken realm will no doubt steal your heart and land right in your yard.

In this guide, we compare roosters vs. hens and discuss how you can tell the different between male and female birds at different ages.

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Are you waiting for your chicken to crow to decide if it’s a rooster? Skip the wait. Identify a rooster vs. hen using these other techniques, even when they are young chicks!

From as young as 6-10 weeks roosters will begin to show wattles and combs. At this age, Easter Egger hens won’t have any wattles or combs! From...