Ok, so I bought some mixed eggs off of someone and hatched about 90% of them.
Hens were: purebred Golden laced wyandotte, Dixie rainbow, Buff brahma, Golden comet, Speckled sussex, Buff orpington, Rhode island red, Barred plymouth rock, Ameraucana(blue egg layers), and Turken(naked neck).
Roos were: purebred English game bantam, Barred plymouth rock, & Silkie showgirl
I got mostly barred rocks (or at least most feathered out like barred rocks). I have 1 that hatched with a naked neck, but the rest hatched looking normal.
My question is, now that they have most of their feathers, I've noticed a few have bald spots on their necks. Is it possible that they are simply a mix of the naked neck and will have bald spots there forever? Or is something else going on here? (I have not wormed or sprayed them as I generally wait until they are mature)
Hens were: purebred Golden laced wyandotte, Dixie rainbow, Buff brahma, Golden comet, Speckled sussex, Buff orpington, Rhode island red, Barred plymouth rock, Ameraucana(blue egg layers), and Turken(naked neck).
Roos were: purebred English game bantam, Barred plymouth rock, & Silkie showgirl
I got mostly barred rocks (or at least most feathered out like barred rocks). I have 1 that hatched with a naked neck, but the rest hatched looking normal.
My question is, now that they have most of their feathers, I've noticed a few have bald spots on their necks. Is it possible that they are simply a mix of the naked neck and will have bald spots there forever? Or is something else going on here? (I have not wormed or sprayed them as I generally wait until they are mature)