  We investigate the possibility of a dark matter candidate emerging from a
minimal walking technicolor theory. In this case techniquarks as well as
technigluons transform under the adjoint representation of SU(2) of
technicolor. It is therefore possible to have technicolor neutral bound states
between a techniquark and a technigluon. We investigate this scenario by
assuming that such a particle can have a Majorana mass and we calculate the
relic density. We identify the parameter space where such an object can account
for the full dark matter density avoiding constraints imposed by the CDMS and
the LEP experiments.
