Has any one done this?

[Parront]

Really, the Naked Necks are fine in the winter. One member in Colorado breeds them, very hardy in 6,000' elevation winters, according to them. I can't remember their name at the moment.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

That's the most insane chicken I've ever seen...may be the meat bird of the future, though I wouldn't want to have one...

They're not the future, they stopped creating them because they weren't worth the cost to maintain and couldn't be bred naturally

 

[birdlover2]

They're not the future, they stopped creating them because they weren't worth the cost to maintain and couldn't be bred naturally

Welp, just goes to show we can't make something better than God can. They look like they'd suffer a lot without feathers, anyway

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Welp, just goes to show we can't make something better than God can. They look like they'd suffer a lot without feathers, anyway

I actually loved the idea, it just didn't work in theory. Unfortunate

 

[birdlover2]

I actually loved the idea, it just didn't work in theory. Unfortunate

Yeah, stuff that seems great on paper just doesn't always work out. If you keep going at it maybe u could find another way...or maybe it just isn't meant to be.

 

[Egg Snatcher]

Thanks for all the response. I have more on the way so if any one ones to see them or have an update on the other I can do that.