The Tufted Buff geese originate from the American Buff geese. Their unique charasteristic is a tuft of feathers on the top of their head much like the Tufted Roman goose.



They were developed by the late Ruth Book of Book Farms in Granby, Missouri. We purchased all her breeders and plan to expand their production and introduce them throughout the United States.

Our ultimate goal is to have them recognized as a distinct breed by the American Poultry Association. This requires at least five breeders to have produced them for at least five years and they must be judged in all available waterfowl classes for two years in two shows by APA approved judges. They then must have a qualifying meet at a prominent show where at least 50 birds are shown by at least five breeders.