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I went over and looked at her but they don't want my feedback as I would have everyone saying Huh? Or worse yet " what an idiot"
The front of her neck is free of follicle, no sign of feathering at all. And take your hand and cover all but the legs, look kinda stout to you? Like maybe Cornish or Oriental Game? Many of our Orientals have a bare streak running from the head down to the base of the keel bone.
I really think she is a sport, a throw back to the Oriental, Malay, used in the breeding of the RIR. Just certain traits came out
You answer sounds pretty good. The reason I brought it up is that I recognize some of the posters from other threads. I disagree with them on subjects that I know a little more about. I thought there was a pretty good chance that they got stuck on a wrong train of thought. There seems to be the ones who always "dito" the first response. Then there are the ones who disagree, no matter what the first response was. I was pretty sure "most" chickens don't have red down their necks, as was suggested. It just seems that with all the bickering, the OP never gets the help they were looking for. Thanks for looking!
I have often quelled nasty rumors that the red skin is sunburnt too. It is a breed trait of the NNs and I have a pic of the area under the bow-tie of one of my roosters that is red. Coupled with the fact that he had never seen a day outside till that point and it could not have been from sun exposure.
But in a regular bird exposure to the sun will cause red skin sometimes.
I usually stay here in the lower part of the forum. But at times I wander upstairs.