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Agreed. The neosporin is a one-time thing to try to help with a potential infection while the wound s gaping. After that it becomes a detriment to proper healing. So let it just go at this point unless it stays wide open. Looks like your little duckling got away from this one with one heck...

Different animal, so makes sense. Either way, that duckling looks like it can be saved rather easy unless the wound is deeper than can be seen in the image and has penetrated deep into the neck. I'd put some neosporin on it for the short term until someone who has rehabbed ducklings can...

That wound looks very recoverable. Clearly though you will need to separate the duckling (and honestly any others and maybe chicks as well) from the Roo. Lastly, I have rarely seen a Roo attack chicks (of any kind) before. You may want to keep a close eye on him... that's not very becoming of...