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It seems like a very young looking pullet to me, no comb like Svarthona or Cemani at all. It does look fuller with a very cool sheen. But on pintrest which I have next to no faith in they're saying it's a Sumatra. I don't know.

If that's a Sumatra, it's a good looking one.

The interesting thing for me with Sumatras is the temperament of the rooster and their multi-spurred legs.

Just wondering if anyone else is onboard. I'll be watching.

I'll just note that yes, we talked about the Malays in your Malay thread. I'll keep on subject here. But back to crow-face. I think the Sumatra is too small of a beak. There are many types of crow, but when I think of Crow I think big, coal black, with a big beak am I wrong?

This is a interesting idea. I wonder if crow face has any actual negatives other than just not being a recognizable standard characteristic? I'm going for the chicken that looks like a hawk, but I'll be following this.

Yeah I was just mainly remarking that I think it might be more about blending than looks. But looks can't hurt.

So who's starting this project?

I'm looking to use my BJG has my foundation for size. I'm not so much concerned with how much it looks like crow or other bird, but just that it's big, and natural colored, camouflaged.

The Svarthona I've seen available is larger than the Cemani. Size is what I'm looking for. But the dubbed comb is tight.

Breda Fowl has no comb, but they're also pretty docile I heard to the extent of being pushovers.

I would pick Svarthona over Ayam Cemani, but both are susceptible to frost on the combs.