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If the difference is size is too great, maybe not. But I would say probably so. My chickens do if allowed free range. Let us know how it turns out.

No offense taken. And nooo offense intended by this reply either. The APA does recognize Naked Necks as a specific breed ( or at least that's what my SOP says ), and this breed carries the gene for a bare neck and less than "normal" feathering over the rest of their bodies. They also carry a...

The Naked Neck breed of chickens is recognized by the American Poultry Association as large fowl and bantams in five or so color varieties. As such, the breed has certain characteristics, such as body shape, feather type, size,etc. specific to the breed. Eventhough I find the different...

I have bantam naked necks for sale, but am worried the shipping costs may be too high. (?)

GOTTA HAVE SOME! Are they a Parlor type Tumbler, or what?

I would like nothing better than to have strainof Blue Giants. I had some excellent Golda Miller strain a few years back, but a bobcat took care of that one night at a time (I took care of him too).

Do you still have Blue NNs?

It may be too late, but I'm certainly interested in you bantam silver leghorns.

I've been working onsilver leghorn bantams for a few years now. I'd probably be interested if I can afford it.