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Kass nice babies who are lucky to have a nice mom. What was I thinking when I was using an incubator ? Having broody hens is so much fun.

And as per the comment on mating a small hen with a large rooster, it all depends on the hen and her acceptance. My tiny Serama/NN accepts any rooster that is not too mean in order to have a chance to reproduce. It is funny to see her mounted by a huge roo but she just fluffs up and goes about her business.
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Greetings-

I am new to the naked neck family! I traded hatching eggs for the New Years Hatch-a-long and my first two to hatch are naked necks! I am still waiting on a few, but it looks like the naked neck Roo was the dominant male - the moms are all different breeds (not naked necks)...

Hoping the birds have a friendly/non-aggressive temperament and enjoy free-ranging (who doesn't?)
 
S5apiotrowski said:
Greetings-

I am new to the naked neck family! I traded hatching eggs for the New Years Hatch-a-long and my first two to hatch are naked necks! I am still waiting on a few, but it looks like the naked neck Roo was the dominant male - the moms are all different breeds (not naked necks)...

Hoping the birds have a friendly/non-aggressive temperament and enjoy free-ranging (who doesn't?)
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welcome and congrats!

they will enjoy free ranging. mine are bossy but not aggressive. they are fine with the other breeds.
 
HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE !!!!

Welcome to all the new folks and CHEERS TO ALL !
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KEEP THOSE CHICKENS SAFE AND HAPPY !
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S5apiotrowski said:
Greetings-

I am new to the naked neck family!  I traded hatching eggs for the New Years Hatch-a-long and my first two to hatch are naked necks!  I am still waiting on a few, but it looks like the naked neck Roo was the dominant male - the moms are all different breeds (not naked necks)...

Hoping the birds have a friendly/non-aggressive temperament  and enjoy free-ranging (who doesn't?)
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Welcome to the naked world.
 
Hello guys, how are you today?

This morning I woke up to see this
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Chickens are doing great, they don't fight anymore and they free ranged whole days for about a week now. They also started laying again.

I have two pics of two chickens that we decided are keepers:

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This one is huge. She lays big eggs and is very, very calm. I love her.

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@flowerthis is that hen I was talking about. Aren't they similar? She is big, very good girl and exceptional broody. She also gets broody early in the year, usually around March.

Oh and I wish everyone happy new year, lots and lots of chicks, great layers and beautiful, big birds!
 
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Phill98 said:
Hello guys, how are you today?

This morning I woke up to see this


Chickens are doing great, they don't fight anymore and they free ranged whole days for about a week now. They also started laying again.

I have two pics of two chickens that we decided are keepers:



This one is huge. She lays big eggs and is very, very calm. I love her.



@flower this is that hen I was talking about. Aren't they similar? She is big, very good girl and exceptional broody. She also gets broody early in the year, usually around March.

Oh and I wish everyone happy new year, lots and lots of chicks, great layers and beautiful, big birds!
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nice birds. I wish I had a black NN.

I think mine wouldn't survive snow, lol. only 1 night we had -1 c and I have a few sick birds, 2 NNs, a brahma mix roo and 1 red sex link. 1 NN pullet is coughing blood. I put some hot pepper in her water and some honey as well and she is better now. within 24 hours the mucus is pinkish, I don't see blood any more. thank god I read somewhere that hot pepper stops bleeding.
 
chickengr said:
nice birds. I wish I had a black NN.

I think mine wouldn't survive snow, lol. only 1 night we had -1 c and I have a few sick birds, 2 NNs, a brahma mix roo and 1 red sex link. 1 NN pullet is coughing blood. I put some hot pepper in her water and some honey as well and she is better now. within 24 hours the mucus is pinkish, I don't see blood any more. thank god I read somewhere that hot pepper stops bleeding.
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Glad that they are all right now.
 

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