Naked Neck or Buff Brahma

[ChickenCanoe]

The answer is not as simple as that. There are so many issues like your preferences for productivity, broodiness, climate appropriateness, etc..

http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGP/Turkens/BRKTurkens.htmlhttp://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGA/Brahma/BRKBrahma.htmlhttp://www.sagehenfarmlodi.com/chooks/chooks.html#nhttp://www.albc-usa.org/documents/chickenbreedcomparison.pdf.

 

[My hen house]

My light bramha roo is a beast with birds of prey, but hes not crazy friendly. I'm a 300 pound guy and have to set him straight some.

My friend has a bramha that is super nice. Where are you from? If it's a cold region I would rule out naked neck I think. Bramhas are cold hearty and can be docile but good roosters. IF they are too mean, they dress out nicely

I'm in cold area my light brahma mix is pretty friendly all though he's only 8 months old his brothers on the other were culled already
I hatched him and his brothers under a hen she hatched 4 and they were all boys

Here is a pic of my boy

The bottom pic is older

 

[Sadness Child]

I live in New Mexico

 

[Sadness Child]

I was also looking at getting a Lavender Orpington and a Welsummer roo with 10 standard female, and 15 bantam with 1 bantam roo

 

[My hen house]

I was also looking at getting a Lavender Orpington and a Welsummer roo with 10 standard female, and 15 bantam with 1 bantam roo

If you're planning on hatching they'd make some interesting chickens (not saying weird)