At Sunset Valley Chicks a few years ago we were given a frizzle boy who we immediately fell in love with. We had some naked neck girls come to the farm and a love affair began.
We have a few black naked neck one a pure bred bantam alongside a pure lavender naked neck. One of the black girls lay a green egg. They are hardy lay alot and with us most days. They are producing pink tinted and green/blue tint eggs. You would need two eggs for a recipe that states one egg.
The chickens we hatch are fifty percent roughly born naked neck with either frizzle or straight feather. The other percentage are the cutest full feathered bantams that just like kinda suprise you may find a coloured egg when they start laying.
Friendly, cute and hardy and of course something different if you choose to pick a naked neck frizzle in your back yard.
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