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Just put some SWF x Blue/Black/Splash Ameraucana eggs under a broody hen. Can't wait to see what comes of that.
I am in Johnson City, TN and am currently hatching eggs from contrastphoto (should be coming out this weekend). I'm sure I will have at least one extra but, We are not sure if they will be crested or not and still will be several weeks out before I could guess. If you don't find one and are interested in a pullet you can message me later.Do any of you live in Tennessee? I am potentially looking for a non-crested Swedish Flower Hen Rooster. If you do live in Tennessee, PLEASE let me know. Any answers would be appreciated.
Thanks
Hi andHi I'm also from Vermont and I have a few Swedish Flower Hens chicks that my bantams just hatched out. I got the eggs from e-bay from a reputable breeder and had pretty good luck on the hatch out. I also got some barnevelders (Holland) and they did even better on hatch-out. I am eager to see their final size when adult; as the other hens I have are all bantam size. I am hoping the Swedish flower hens are mild enough temperament-wise to blend with the birds who hatched them, or that they are not too much bigger in size so they all get along. Time will tell. They are about three weeks old right now. Some are primarily light coloured but most are darker colours. I free-range the whole flock so they should be a great fit for this area. My big chicken experiment! Ha!
I'd be no help - I have 18 developing in the bator right now!Going to try to get some pics of the pullets I have from that last hatch. One I'm completely smitten with. I got 6 more developing in the incubator (set 8)!!!
Someone has to stop me!!!