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nope, hated to do it, but had to cut back some this year. Nicholas got all the crevies and houdan bantams I had this fall. I'm sure he'd sell a few when he gets some.

by the way, that was one of the hens in my avatar

oh no bother at all, any time, glad to help

I can make it quicker on you Nicholas, na I dont have them any more. I use to have some excellent one back when I had a lot of crested breeds. You got the last of any of those I had though in the houdans and crevies. Go to the Polish breeders club and check the breeders section, there...

Quote: yep thats a sultan

It's all one word lower cased. Here's one of her recent threads https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=279831

Yep, she does, in large fowl Very nice ones too, and a very nice lady too Aubrey

sultans, polish, houdans, if you like crested birds, they are all great even for beginers and handle norther climates quite well too...

I have in the past, wasnt real happy with them though, They were hatchery birds after all....

we'll do. I believe we talked about a guy a year or so into making some on this thread earlier. If we do have any good ones here it's only a handful. I'm hoping somebody will try to prove me wrong and find us some. Kind of using the reverse psychology !

me too, there just arent any available in the states. I know some folks in Europe with them, but the problem there is, it's Europe! I'll keep everyone posted on the progress, will probley take 3 years or better to perfect, but gone give it a shot anyway!!

Quote: Me too! I plan to play with making some blacks this year or at least getting a start on them

Fully agree, cockerels will be a nice V, the hems will be a lower case v, LOL, if any at all. I have 1 with a small one, the other is just 2 tiny bumps, and yep, they are hid well in the fuzz!

Quote: They're a V combed bird, if you see a good V , it's probley a roo, hens will have little to nothing for a comb. Got pic?

HA! I thought you would... I have a feeling, he's going to become very popular..

could you pm me his info, or forward mine to him please, it'd help tremendously

Quote: We'll do, Yes I would hope there would be, but I have been searching for years for one and have yet to find on here. Maybe this thread will uncover some!

Quote: They exist in black, but all I know of are in Europe. I am going to work on some this year though, Have some beautiful black birds to play with, and seeing how I have no white roo, this will give them something to do with their eggs. The bantam eggs are standard bantam size, dont know...

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Yep, that's the only problem I've seen with crested breeds, they like to get their hair wet, even with the waters they will still do it at times, once it gets wet, it tends to stay wet for a while as it holds it down instead of letting it be fluffy and stand up like it should. Usually no big...