CRESTED CHICKENS Top10 of the most beautiful breeds + Special care for crested hens like the Polish

[@buscandoando8843]

very nice to see Angelica again!!! your video amazing as always 🐔👍

[@HappyHuhn]

Thanks again! Yes Angelica and me are still good friends and we will also meet on a nice chicken event this weekend. So some things never change 😂

[@matthiasredler5760]

Hello Robert, very nice new summary videos. Also the scenes with the fluffy featherballs of the crested breeds are so cute!! 🐣

[@HappyHuhn]

Thank you so much! Thank's for watching and greetings from Austria

[@mipequenagranjitatrejoes9541]

Que preciosidades 😍😍😍😍 adoro las aves y me encantan todas 🤗 like 64

[@medinatahirovic7298]

First comment🎉 Good video♡

[@HappyHuhn]

Yay! Thank you! 🐓🐣

[@AlfaRomeoGiulia-d2o]

​@@HappyHuhnsanjak and koeyoshi they have a long crowing

[@HappyHuhn]

@@AlfaRomeoGiulia-d2o Yes! You already can find a video on my channel about Koeyoshis if you like

[@patriciabennett802]

Hallo Robert, zwar verstehe ich von deinen englischen Videos bisher nur unter 10%, doch ich nutze sie sehr gerne, um meinen englischen Wortschatz zu erweitern. 😀 Mit deinen interessanten Videos macht das so richtig Spaß...und im Zusammenhang mit dem ganzen Hühnerwissen in deinen deutschen Videos ergibt sich für mich ein komplexes Ganzes. Vielen lieben Dank, für all deine Mühe, dein Wissen und Können mit möglichst vielen Menschen zu teilen! 🐣🐓🐔🐞 Liebe Grüße, Patricia

[@HappyHuhn]

Dankeschön liebe Patricia, dann freut es mich aber ganz besonders, dass du dir dieses Video trotzdem angesehen hast. Vielen Dank dafür und besonders auch für deine lieben Worte. Herzliche Grüße aus Tirol an dich!

[@SpatzlSchau]

Wie schön all diese Rassen sind! Aber ich persönlich sehe die Crèvecœur in den Top 10, züchte sie in schwarz, blau gesäumt, weiß, gesperbert und lege großen Wert auf Sichtfreiheit. Danke für das tolle Video!

[@HappyHuhn]

Oh ja da stimme ich dir absolut zu. Die Crèvecœur hätte ich persönlich auch gerne dabei gehabt oder zumindest passend bei den Houdan noch kurz eingeblendet. Leider gehören die Crèvecœur aber zu den Rassen mit denen mir einfach kein Glück gegönnt ist. Es gelang mir in all den Jahren nie sie in schöner Umgebung zu filmen und wenn ich dann mal welche entdecken konnte, haben sie entweder gemausert oder es war nur im Schaukäfig. Insbesondere die blau gesäumten haben es mir da auch angetan. Einfach traumhafte Tiere. Die Rasse hätte auch schon seit Ewigkeiten mal ein eigenes Rasseportrait verdient gehabt. Liebe Grüße an dich aus Tirol und DANKE fürs Zuschauen

[@ΜΑΡΙΑΔΗΜΗΤΡΟΠΟΥΛΟΥ-ν8φ]

Oh so many beautiful chicken breeds you're presenting us today !! I am tempted to add some of them in my flock but here in Greece summer is very hot lately and I'm wondering which breed would be suitable for this climate ? Thank you for the Interesting video ! Greetings from Greece 😊

[@HappyHuhn]

Thank you so much! I think good options for your climate would be Exchequers, Sicilian Buttercup, Kastilianer and all types of Leghorns as they are very heat-tolerant. Crested breeds are in general not so good for hot areas but u can give the Sanjak and the Appenzeller a try. Maby they will do pretty fine

[@AlfaRomeoGiulia-d2o]

​@@HappyHuhnI didn't have the silkie rooster 😢

[@HappyHuhn]

@@AlfaRomeoGiulia-d2o And so you want a Silkie rooster?

[@AlfaRomeoGiulia-d2o]

@@HappyHuhn yep I don't have enough moneys to buy it

[@AlfaRomeoGiulia-d2o]

@@HappyHuhn but what they like strawberries??

[@adamfontana537]

I have been breeding chickens for nearly 30 years and i did not know there were so many crested breeds. We are limited here in Australia tho

[@HappyHuhn]

Thank you and wow, again very interesting for me to know, what you wrote: So you are not allowed to bring fertile hatching eggs over to Australia, I assume? So if you need fresh genetics for your chickens you allways have to look what there already is in Australia? I did not know that.

[@adamfontana537]

@@HappyHuhn that’s about right. There was no importation of fancy chicken for over 70 years until avgen ( lyn Campbell) was able to set up a quarantine farm in the uk, they brought in eggs to the uk quarantine centre hatched the eggs, grow the chickens and when they started to lay they sent the eggs to australia to another quarantine centre her hatched them and they were in quarantine for about 3 months I think. They (avgen) did this 3 times. Now we have a few new breeds never seen before in australia. I have dark Dorkings , utility light Sussex for this import

[@HappyHuhn]

@@adamfontana537Wow thats so inetresting! Im really sorry for you, that its that hard. Are there any Exchequer Leghorns in Australia? We had very hot weks here in June and July and my Marans and Amrocks suffered alot with it. The Exchequers did not mind at all about the temperatures. I guess they would do great in Australia.

[@adamfontana537]

@@HappyHuhn yes there are exchequer leghorns here but they are rare. They are a beautiful bird. I have 150 utility white leghorns

[@HappyHuhn]

@@adamfontana537 Oh good to know. So utility-Leghorn does that mean they are from the hybrid-crossing strains of Lohmann Tierzucht where you can`t breed them further on, or is utility-Leghorn the original type of the "White American Leghorn" from back in the days? Sorry for asking so many questions but I'm still learning all the chicken-words in English language.

[@StainDesign09]

So...is it only in Europe we treat the White crested polish and the bearded polish as two separate breeds ? At least in Norway we have them separated as the Crested Holland and the Paduan and I never though of them as both being called the same in English until I saw another youtube clip from an exhibit in the states where they showed both breeds and called them Polish.

[@HappyHuhn]

Yes its only in Europe. In America they are only two types of the same breed. Bearded and Whitecrested "Polsish"