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I'm working on sexlinked naked neck mixes that will be dark skinned for females.

Nope. She (hopefully, but shes awfully developed for her age now) is just a mixed color I made

Here's Menotius, Atlas' son and look alike apart from his legs not being blue. Hoping he works out as a new NN male here

My youngest ones are growing so fast! At least 3 of the 5 somehow were from Atlas, and one looks just like him. Obviously he's one of the males. I have my mystery male in with my NNs now, and I'm debating either trying to keep a male in with the group or seperate with my other males so I can...

I try to stick with 16 weeks as optimum age just because they won't get much larger without getting tougher

Eventually there's a point where there's so many by the time they notice new birds, you can pull the "they've been here over a month" card

Here's 4 out of the 5 I have (22 days old). Including the black one I didn't picture, I have what looks like 3 Nns and 2 NNs. Thoughts on these 4 genderwise? Only one is actually red in the wattle area, but the brown head one has a larger comb.

Yeah, but I'm getting pretty good at telling, and when the others have combs barely over their fluff and thisnpne can be seen across the room, it's not looking good for him

My little are growing and I'm hoping to maybe grab pics today of everyone. Im bummed though, one me and my mom like already has a big comb for 3 weeks 😔

Oh the second picture looks lik my mystery cockerel Big Boy. I'll have to get a picture of him to show off. He's going in my NN pen when I move the stand in male out, try to get some size on these birds

I wouldn't know. Probably just a mixed color

6 eggs in the incubator and hopefully one that has hatched under a mama hen. /Hoping/ one at least is NN or that the three I know are from my calico princess give me at least one with a naked neck.

They do look nicer, but they don't breed true

I've got plenty that go broody reliably, I was just curious about NNs. Some people say they're not broody at all and some say that they're pretty reliable to go broody

Anyone have good luck getting NNs to go broody? They're building a clutch (yes, I'm the type who leaves eggs until they sit or get thrown out) but so far not too interested. I'm getting conflicting info on if they're likely to brood, but mine are hatchery stock anyways

Gah, my NNEEs turned out to be a scam. Glad it was only 5 bucks 😡. I have a pheonix in with my girls now, gonna switch to my Asian black male soon until I get a male I like. Got 6 eggs in the incubator (and 32 quail eggs) that may be from Atlas or the pheonix. Maybe I'll get some pretty ones...

Do you know the size egg she came from? How old is she?

And yay about the top one. That's the one I'm hoping to maybe keep