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These 6 were from my hatch in 5-3 thru 5/5, 2023. There were hatched from purchased eggs, the parents were purchased from Hoover Hatchery by the breeder I got the eggs from. The photos were taken 5-18-2923 @ a day over 3 weeks old.

Very nice looking. Crest is bigger on them than I've seen.

What are you getting on your eggs fir the White Tail Buffs.

Looks like it will grow feathers. Sometimes they hatch and the feathers are just wet and looks like they're nearly totally naked.

Most get along with other breeds, but there's always that exception. They endure the cold very well. Just have a place where they can get in out of the weather if they chose to do so.

I believe that we're answering this question over on FB Naked Neck page. https://m.facebook.com/groups/185764418533822 If you're not a member just request one. I'm the admin and creator of the group.

Hibernating. It's 13 degrees here in Arkansas.

Welcome to the Naked world.

I'm not really sure what you'd call it. Maybe Smoky. Looks like mom was a dominant white with red/buff leakage and dad was black. I'm told that can create Smoky. The black splotches was caused by dominant white.

That is what I was told.

I check in Periodically to see what's going on. There just isn't much movement on BYC anymore. It's too hard to navigate.

Last hatch I got this: A Blue Silver.

We've gone to Facebook. This BYC is to complicated.

He sure is looking good. So much like his daddy just a little more spotty.

Glad to Help out. I've been wanting to for awhile now. So one day sitting around with so many eggs and not knowing what else to do with them I decided I'd pop about 39 of them suckers in the incubator. Three weeks later these things popped out.

Fresh out of the incubator: There is one more; late hatch.

Thanks for the offer, but right now I'm not doing shipped eggs. I'll see later though.

I'd go with the clean legged from a hatchery. But then you'd probably lose the dark egg color.

The thing I've found with Brahms's are that they are very slow w growing birds. I had the hatchery ines and they are slow too. They would definitely add size to your NN's but cause them to be slow growing also. But then you never really can tell they may take back after the NN side and grow a...