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You all are cracking me up!

In the second photo, that chicken is not as noticeable from the front. It has the big fluff of feathers on the neck like a boa a woman might where in Vegas. But from the back, as in the photo, you can see there are no feathers. Are these Naked Neck chicks?

Ok here are the little cuties. This one has more feathers on the neck than the chick in the first photo. These photos came out smaller than I thought they would. If you need them bigger let me know or else I can just email them. It gets more complicated in that Teacher said she got a few...

Kev- Ok, tomorrow I will count birds, gender, etc and get some pics and get back to you! Curious

Kev - can I post photos here? If so, I'd be happy to snap some pictures. If I remember correctly, you could see part of the chest on one of the chicks. I asked the Teacher over the phone and she mentioned the bow-tie which I read about in NN chicks. I will try to go over tomorrow to get some...

Yes, they do look like mini-vultures! But if none of the Teacher's chickens which laid the eggs are Naked Necks, how can they have naked neck chicks if the Naked Neck trait is autosomal dominant? Unless a Naked Neck chicken is roaming free and flew into the yard for a midnight raid on the hen...

Hello, I found this forum by googling "chicks with no neck feathers." My son's pre-school teacher has chickens roaming the yard. The kids hatch the eggs each year. This year, two chicks were hatched which had no neck feathers. The chicks are quite old now (months) and still have no feathers on...