Doesn't look any thing sort of a naked neck or cross with one anyway.
I'd ask if she's had any frizzles or frazzles. There's something genetically with them, frazzle to frazzle breeding that can give you a bird that looks like it's suffering from severe molt, permanently. I don't see any frizzle type feathering in that bird but it's got some genetic defect anyway. I'm sure the bird will get along just fine, harder on the pullets being featherless.
Naked necks either are, or are not, no in between, and that bird has no naked neck. Just how the NN gene works. And even crosses that have half the gene are naked on the neck and elsewhere (half the legs, breast, vent, feathers cover up a lot more naked then they look), no fuzz, heck they don't even have hair, and smooth in the naked spots. A cross will have a bowtie, feather patch on the front of neck, but still a actual naked neck. Depending on the cross, whether clean neck NN or bowtie Nn, will give you a percentage of nn, completely feathered birds can't even tell they have naked neck in them.
So there is no, maybe it has some naked neck in it? cause it's ,
IT'S SHEDDING IT'S CLOTHES
Cool looking bird anyway. I had a funny one with a jersey giant polish cross, didn't look like either.
I'm in Hawaii, Dept of Ag is the problem 
without the proper paperwork & quarantine & certifications, it's a $250K fine plus jail time 
Thank you 007Sean for the offer 
I really wish someone would raise him & keep us updated 
....for shipping I mean but I was serious about doing it. I'd hate for someone to get it and we will never know what it looked like grown. I raise pheasants and can't/ won't chance introducing a disease to my birds. (I'm not saying he has a disease) but we all know how they can be carriers.
We need to find someone or change OP's mind about keeping 
You can keep saying "He can't stay" BUT you KNOW you WANT to keep HER
If it's a him, worry about it at that time 
