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multiple spurs once again it was before a molt so he is ruff looking about a year old here (I'm fighting with my computer and it's winning so far so I haven't been able to put new pictures on) Light dun very young pullet

If you are wanting long tails, there's the yokos (your post above picture) phoenix, and sumatras I have sumatras so I can say on them but not the others. Sumatras do well at free range and can be flighty if not handled or be tame if handled. Mine slow down in fall and don't lay in winter but...

Lakenvelders are a flighty breed, and I don't handle my birds more than I have to. I tied them much like one would see game stags tied out, so that I could get some decent pictures of them for the lakenvelder section on the CSU thread. Speaking of CSU- Chicken State University, that's a thread...

She's a little dirty and was about to molt so shes looking ruff here.

Do you have lakenvelders over in Australia? They lay fairly well (white eggs) and are shaped alot like a leghorn, so no breeding problems. Here's a picture of one of my roosters, hens are colored the same