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Perfect, thanks @Miss Lydia - and thanks, @RavynFallen

Okay, hmmm When it comes to the MBA, wild means non-domesticated. Whether or not the duck has been socialized to be used to people or not, if its parents are domesticated, it is not wild. So it is not behavior or upbringing, it is bloodlines that make it domestic or not. Did that help?

If that is the case, then it's domestic, and if so, and he or she is being raised as a domestic, then the chances for survival in the wild would not be good. Perhaps I am not following closely enough, but I am not sure I comprehend the question. Is it that you don't think you can continue to...

Please bear with me. A few things going on here, just have a few minutes, I have only read the last few posts. But I see that acriswell4 wrote: "Well it was his momma duck that he bought that had the babies, he bought them so does that make them domestic? They ran wild on his property no...