I do go to the Lawrenceburg swap when I have something to sell. I have been to the last 3, but I am debating about the one on the 17th - not sure I will have enough to justify the hour drive. I do have some SFH chicks hatching now, so depending on how many hatch....Thanks KYTinpusher. The only breed you mentioned that I have heard of is the Black Copper Marans and the Black Ameraucanas. I'm no chicken expert by a long shot. Do you go to the Lawrenceburg Chicken Swap? I'm going to go on the 17th to see what I can find. I'd like to get some chicks now so they can start laying later on in the year but I'm concerned about getting them and then finding the polish later on and incorporating the younger polish into the flock with the older chickens when the polish are ready. Don't need them getting bullied.
Swedish Flower Hens are a rare landrace fowl from Sweden. They come in lots of pretty colors and are very friendly. They are decent layers, laying 150-200 eggs per year. I have pics of my SFH here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/g/a/6152521/swedish-flower-hens/
Rhodebars are an auto-sexing breed that are excellent layers. They have Rhode Island Red in their breeding. I have pictures of my Rhodebars here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/g/a/6718365/rhodebars/
1 has a floppy comb, & the other has spurs! Yes, I'm sure she's a hen. Lol
