b'ier 3 Highligh\x1fsNaked NeckNaked Neckvary.It is believed that Naked Necks originated in Eastern Hungary with more concentrated breeding taking place in Germany. The first examples were seen in Britain about 1880 and were known as Transylvanian Naked Necks. Naked Neck chicks from Ideal Poultry are multicolored and are characterized by an absence of feathers on the neck. They have single combs and clean, yellow legs and feet. Since Ideal Poultry does not breed for any specific color, adult plumage color will Par\x1eridge Wyandotte Par\x1eridge Wyandotte The true origin of the Wyandotte is unknown; however, Dark Brahmas and Spangled Hamburgs were probably used in the development of the original Silver Laced variety. Partridge Wyandottes originated from crosses involving Golden Laced Wyandottes, Partridge Cochins and Winnebagos. Partridge Wyandotte chicks are light brown with the head and body being much darker. They have rose combs and clean, brown and yellow legs and feet. Adult males have red heads and backs and greenish black hackle and saddle feathers that are laced with red. The wing fronts are black, wing bows red and coverts greenish black, forming a distinct wing bar when folded. The breast body and main tail feathers are black. Adult females have reddish bay heads. The plumage of the back, breast and body is reddish bay with black penciling. 1-800-243-3257 IdealPoultry.com sales@idealpoultry.com 18'