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    How many eggs do runner ducks lay per year?

    Hello! I’ve been trying to convince my mom to let me get a new breed of duck to spice up our flock. We have a big family and it’s getting bigger, so naturally, we use a lot of eggs. My mom wants good layers! I came across an Instagram post today that said runner ducks lay 300+ eggs per year, so...
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    Duckling started to hatch but stopped? Help ;-;

    The duckling started to hatch late last night at about 10:30. It’s been 26 hours and he hasn’t made anymore progress or even changed positions. He is still alive. Should I help him out? He looks like he might be stuck. He was cracked REALLY bad early in the incubation by my goose (tip: don’t let...
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    Wild Blind baby goose? What do I do?

    Hey, so I recently had a friend bring a abandoned baby Canadian goose for me to keep. I put it with two Chinese geese that were about his age. It didn’t take me long to figure out that he was blind, since he was running into walls and was having a hard time finding things that were right in...
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    Please help! Dead duckling?

    Hi, so… I started out with five duck eggs, they have been slowly dying off and now I’m down to one. It’s day 26 today. Yesterday I candled him at around 9:30 am and he had internally pipped. At around 11:30 this morning he still has not pipped. So I made a safety hole. He was still moving at the...
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    Should I poke a safety hole?!

    Hi! I started out with five duck eggs in the incubator, and they have been slowly dying off. I now have one live egg in the incubator. It’s day 26. He internally pipped yesterday around 8-9:30. It’s almost 11:00 But he still hasn’t externally pipped. I’ve read they externally pip 12-24 hours...
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    Can domestic ducks breed with semi-wild mallards?

    Hello! In spring of 2020 I hatched out some khaki campbell ducks, three drakes, and four ducks. And a little later, a wild mallard had made a nest at my dads work. The mallard ended up abandoning the nest, so my dad brought home the eggs for me to incubate. I now have two female semi-wild...
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