Yes, but it isn't relevant because fortunately there aren't any featherless standard breeds. You can do the naked neck gene though, even though I have yet to see a standard bred naked neck chicken I guess it's always out there as a possible breed choice. Find it from the menu on here.http://www.edelras.nl/chickengenetics/mutations2.html#gen_mut_leg
How can you be happy about this. They probably aren't popular because they are so hard to take care of, with easy frostbite, easy sunburn.I was thinking because I have some featherless Australorps
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No. The only ones I've seen were as variable as Easter Eggers though. They come in a "mix" of color varieties or you get the showgirls and weird mixes.
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