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Incubating Duck Eggs
Making a Duck Pond
Muscovy Duck Information and Photos
Khaki Campbell Duck Information and Photos
Pekin/Runner Duck Babies
Mallard Duck Laid Eggs
Clipping a Duck's Wings
Pekin Ducks Photos
Raising Runner Ducks
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Runner Ducks in the Snow
Our runner ducks don't shy away from any type of weather. I always worry about them when the weather gets yucky. We had a surprised snow storm this week and I wanted to see what they were up to. As I walked into the yard, they ran up to greet me and tell me all about the snow. :) They loved it!
Stock Tank Duck Pond
My husband finally had a chance to make our ducks a permanent pond. It has an awesome gravel ramp and a faucet drain to make water changes super easy!
Our Runner Ducks (Week 6)
The main event this week was moving day! We purchased a large dog run at Costco and are working on modifying it so that it protects them from predators. We placed the placed the dog run on pavers, in part to level the area and to help with predators.
Our Runner Ducks (Weeks 7 and 8)
We officially have grown up ducks. There are little to no baby feathers on any of them, although the dark one has a funny little mohawk of baby feathers running down its neck still. They seem to have settled into their new home.
Our Runner Ducks (Week 2)
I can't believe that they are already 2 weeks old. They are huge! This week I let them play in the bathtub which they really enjoyed. Its a bit messy but clean up is quite easy because of the drain. Then I sanitized the tub afterward.
Our Runner Ducks (Week 3)
Our runner ducks are now 3 weeks old and have grown up so much. They seem to get taller by the minute and have distinct personalities. I am totally in love, which is good because they are ridiculously stinky!
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Incubating Duck Eggs
I am incubating duck eggs. Firstly I have an egg with two embryos in it. Any advise on the best course of action as I'd love them both to survive? Also should I spray and cool my eggs now? It's day 11, if so to what degree do I cool them down?
Duck Laid an Egg
My Hazel (duck) had 1 egg. Should I leave it here?
Moving Duck Eggs to an Incubator
I have 2 female Muscovy ducks who are "free" in our barn (with other chickens). I would like to move some eggs the next time they lay and transfer them to an incubator. The incubator is at a school which is 30 minutes from my farm. How can I successfully move them? Keep them wrapped in a warm towel?
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Moving With a Pet Nesting Duck
We have 4 ducks we bought as they where young. 1 has laid 8 eggs and is nesting at this point. We will be moving at the end of the month. Will she still care for the eggs? We will be taking them with us as we move. They are tame ducks not wild so I wasn't sure if she would still care for them.
Moving Duck Eggs
My duck laid 2 eggs on my neighbor's pouch. It has now laid one egg on my balcony. Which I think was because she didn't have a way off of the balcony where I her wanted to lay her egg. What do I do? Which should I move to add to the other?
Building a Duck Pond
I found someone giving away a 300 gal pond. It looks like it is the same plastic as this tank is made out of. It has a drain hole. I live in Illinois where it gets quite cold. I am wondering if I need to do anything special to be able to keep it going all year. Should I put something soft under it, like mulch or sand?
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