I think you'll get your wish for a rooster with a crest - and one without. 

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Anyone out there have first hand knowledge of swedish flower hens, Norgiwgion Jaerons and hedemoras? I live in lat 59.. homer alaska maritime climate..cold but no usually bitter winters... (currently deep snow and about 1 degree) cool fairly dry summers ave 60 f. never really hot. some rainy season. I have about a 1/2 acre, free range one coop, 6x8 along the house. un-insulated with lots of hay. and water in a elec dog dish... I am putting up a 25 x 75 high tunnel this spring for a permaculture orchard to be built in. I would like to have a small egg laying flock in the yard and using the coop that is family friendly, good egg layers, predator aware (we have eagles here) and rare breed preffered.
In the hi tunnel I would like a small 3-5 hens and a roo, flock of some small sweet rare breed to inhabit the orchard year round something to lay eggs, be a part of the ecosystem, be pets and sale breed stock occasionaly. what are the pluses and minus of each and do you have any recommendations based on my situation thank all for your time in wisdom
They are so friendly. Even the young ones don't try to run away. I open their pen and they all congregate at my feet. I'm looking forward to these birds and increasing my flock.
Contrastphoto - Absolutely BEAUTIFUL!I especially like the frosted gray one!![]()
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