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Would recommend as pets - Darcy,
We got some Naked Neck Hens to foster for a friend they were 2 days old & so small, now they are 3 months old & growing up fast. I can't really comment on egg production yet but I've heard they are good layers, as for friendliness they are so sweet. They used to snuggle up on the couch with me, they still jump up on my shoulder if I bend down & they love being around us. They are in an outdoor pen now but still super friendly & they are content, they know when it is bedtime so they tottle off into their house then they wake up around 5:30am ready for their day. Everyone says how strange or ugly they look but honestly I think they are adorable, we were supposed to be sending them back to my friend but they are here to stay now (my friend is fine with it) 😊
- Sakil,
Can any one help me identify my chicken breed I own a chicken which is nacked necked it has a crest on its head the chick it hatched had feathers on its leg it is not a good layer its body is short feathers are cream colours most of the chick she hatched over her lifetime didn't have nacked neck. My country is India.
Looks aren't everything. - Wayne, Cornwall,
Personally, never liked naked necks, due to their looks... My son has won me over after he purchased two chicks from a local poultry shop. As they grew older, so did my liking for them. Probably the most timid birds we have. They grew twice as fast as the chicks we had same age, and they do grow big ! The cockerel is now 5 months old and huge, almost twice the size of the hen. Both hen and cockerel are very dosile and (when they want to) can be easily caught and handled. Fortunately he has a cock and hen, so hopefully be breeding some in the spring. So from a bird I originally thought was ugly and not right, they have definitely gone up the list of must have Chickens.
real name - Ovi_Ineu,
The real name is "Naked Neck From Transilvania" ans original country is Romania
Great Birds - Seth,
I love my Turkens. I do lots of school poultry presentations and they win every crowd with their hilarious apperance.