can you guys tell me a good standard

They are all good and each is beautiful in it's own right.
Over the years I've raised 38 [if my memory serves] breeds/varieties of large fowl and I really couldn't say one was better than another.
Such choices depend on individual ideas of beauty and individual goals.
Are you looking for egg production-can't beat the Mediterranean breeds [Leghorns, Minorcas, etc]. Dual purpose: [meat and eggs]. the American breeds [Wyandottes, Rhode Island Reds, etc]. Meat only one of the hybrids is best. Just to look at: we're back to a personal choice.
You might consider going to a poultry show ih there's one near you and looking at the different breeds/varieties. Failing that your local library can probably get an Amerivan Poultry Association Standard of Perfection for you on inter-library loan and you can look at pictures and breed descriptions.
Hope this helps.
 
Turkens are actaully very hardy, in both cold and hot weather. If you like the, you should get some. I had some Turkens when I lived in Indiana and never lost one to the cold.
 

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