Naked neck chicks with no naked neck?

[CannedMonster]

Right here are my 3 naked necks I think they are girls as one of the other chicks that hatched out of a egg marked naked neck with them ( he was not a naked neck) showed as a male at 5 weeks (he found a new home on Saturday with 4 of my Brahma hybrid girls) 2 of the pics is the same bird kept moving trying to get nats

The one with the black head seems it might be growing wattles.
The others I'm pretty sure are pullets.
Just not sure yet about the dark headed one.

The thing about NN is that in the US they're mixed with other breeds and that will affect their development rates.

There's a good chance yours are all females.
It's harder when you have all the same sex because there's no obvious differences.

Love the barring! They're very pretty birds! I like the different colors and patterns you can get.
That's why I want to get a few EE because they also have mixed colors/patterns and if I can get NN/EE chicks that would just be icing on my cake!

 

[Mysimplewyominglife]

I have another female who hatched out of the naked neck eggs and her colouring is odd and her legs look greenish to me I'll post a pic of her as well as the other non naked neck for the heck of it. Also what the heck is a ee? Easter egger?

 

[CannedMonster]

I have another female who hatched out of the naked neck eggs and her colouring is odd and her legs look greenish to me I'll post a pic of her as well as the other non naked neck for the heck of it. Also what the heck is a ee? Easter egger?

Yes Easter Egger.
I think some of the hatcheries are crossing NN with EE.
One of my girls has green legs and fuzz on cheeks and under chin like if she wasn’t a NN she’d have the EE muffs.

 

[Mysimplewyominglife]

I'm going to try and get a pic today of the 2 females that were marked as NN eggs and came out fully feathered. one does look like green/grey legs