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awee that's aweful, My calls are in groups, they could be in groups of 8 or 4, I do have a group of 3, 1 girl and 2 boys..

Wait until they fully feather out. But sounds like a good possibility.

NO they will be fine, they will run off most of there fat. I haven't heard of a duck that eat to much and now it can't walk, not to say it's not possible, I just haven't heard of it yet..

Nannn let them eat what they want and however much they want with being outside they will move around a lot and run off all that fluffiness sort of speaking.

SOMEONE IS BEING A LITTLE ONERY.... LOL bill looks good..

BOY they really grow up fast don't they?

Mine go in a dog crate at night without a heating lamp, once the adult feathers start to coming, no need to worry to much about them getting cold. there's quite a few there so they will cuddle up with each other to keep warm. I think they will be OK. at three weeks they do get messy and...

How old are they? at three weeks I put mine outside, How bad is the injury?

OMG, SWIM TIME... Let them eat all they want. I feed mine All natural layer crumbles just check the calcuim in it, My feed store quit selling All Flock... But a gamebird or meatbird feed will work too.

give her time, she'll BLOSSUM, she's just got a slow start but in a few weeks BOOM, she'll catch up. LOL, I had a call duck very small, that hatched and sure enough, she's the same size as my other four that hatched with her.

OMG, WHAT A LITTLE CUTIE. LOl she's got those sleepy eyes and all. LOL

Funtime in the bath time wooooooo hoooooo

Yeh it does

AWWW that's horrible to hear.

BIG TIME SUCKED.

FINALLY, I haven't been getting any notifications so I'm having to play catch up. Finally Caught up. LOL

HOW DARE THEM IGNORING YOU. GRRR, groundation is in ORDER..

I see one in the back just wondering off. LOL

LOL that's funny..

Yep agree,