Green Egger Naked Neck Thread

[cactusrota]

Are these guys from green eggs?

Sorry, I just realized I posted this in the wrong thread!!! I meant to post it in the regular Naked Neck thread...

 

[cactusrota]

I can make up for it with this one though. This girl belongs to my brother and she lays mint green eggs! Came from mixed barnyard hatching eggs from a livestock auction, so no idea what her parents were...

 

[Lauravonsmurf]

Ughhhhh Where on this darn site can I find " Pea Combs"

The bird in this image has pea comb, so do the hens in my avatar... the roo is not mine.

 

[draye]

Sorry, I just realized I posted this in the wrong thread!!! I meant to post it in the regular Naked Neck thread...

Hey you're fine. I was just courious if they were.

 

[Bluechick2u]

I can make up for it with this one though. This girl belongs to my brother and she lays mint green eggs! Came from mixed barnyard hatching eggs from a livestock auction, so no idea what her parents were...
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Want her to come live with meeeeeeeeee! She looks like my favorite chicken that died last year, a black skinned frizzled naked neck that laid green eggs. Want another very badly!

 

[alohachickens]

I seriously want a nice green or blue laying NN with a SINGLE upright comb, but I need a red or buff bird, in body color, and with yellow (preferred) or slate legs. Trying to avoid barring, black, or Ameruacana muffs / beards and slate leg color. deal would be what looks like a red or buff NN, but happens to lay colored eggs!

If any of y'all hatch one, keep me posted!

 

[alohachickens]

Won't happen. Sorry. They are linked genes.

Actually it can happen, but it would be a long haul getting there.

Examples: Cream Legbars, Blue Isbars, Arkansas Blue Egg Layers. Naming a few.[/QUOTE]

What are "Arkansas Blue Egg Layers" - are those the blue ones with blue eggs? I heard about those but haven't seen much from them lately - pics etc.

Supposedly there were also brown hens that laid blue eggs, but I was never able to get photos or get a hold of any of that stock, though I would LOVE something that was like a RIR or Production Red in body yet laid blue eggs! If anyone hears of that?

 

[draye]

Actually it can happen, but it would be a long haul getting there.

Examples: Cream Legbars, Blue Isbars, Arkansas Blue Egg Layers. Naming a few.

What are "Arkansas Blue Egg Layers" - are those the blue ones with blue eggs? I heard about those but haven't seen much from them lately - pics etc.

Supposedly there were also brown hens that laid blue eggs, but I was never able to get photos or get a hold of any of that stock, though I would LOVE something that was like a RIR or Production Red in body yet laid blue eggs! If anyone hears of that?[/QUOTE]
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/blue-egg-layers-from-university-of-arkansas.624359/

 

[123silver]

Here is one of mine!

 

[draye]

I’m back!