Transylvanian naked neck!

[AxelCoon]

Yes. Exactly. Straight out of the land of vampires comes the turken aka naked neck.
Since I live there, this is the most common breed found in pretty much every countryside household (as local tradition says; one MUST own chickens). One hundred years ago, they used to be the only breed around!
Unfortunately I only have two naked necks; they're both April 2018 roosters.

What do you think about this breed?



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[cavemanrich]

I do not know very much about this breed except what I read. Quite a few chicken keepers in Arizona USA. keep these and claim that they are able to tolerate the HEAT the best, compared to other breeds. They intermix these with other breeds to get NN that lay different color eggs as well.
The only NN recognized as Show Quality are the original breed from your country.
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[BlueBaby]

Yes, they make great chickens for a flock out here in our hot desert climate over here in Arizona, USA. The one's that I have are mixed with the Breese. They lay eggs well, too!

 

[Cynthia12]

These birds also do well in our Utah climate, meaning, very hot, or very cold.

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Her egg is blue, behind the front colored one. I love Nn's!

 

[Jessi.Smith]

I just started with chickens and stumbled across a NN at Tractor Supply. I HAD TO HAVE HER. She is one of my friendlies birds, when you go out to the chicken run, she runs right up to you for some attention. She really has become my favorite bird. I am already wanting more and she is only like 7 weeks old.

 

[Cynthia12]

She's cute. Look at that sweet face..those eyes! Reminds me of one I had in the past.