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Awesome! this would be a good time for some training too.

How's everyone doing?

Thankfully you got them and they are beginning to relax. I'd keep them up at least a week and always put food in their pen so they have to go into eat. You could get them into a routine by shaking a can with feed or treats so they start to learn coming when can shakes and add a whistle if you do...

I love Owls. Just don't want them dining on my birds. Or hawks either. We even have Eagles now but have only seen them flying above the river thank goodness.

Ducks are naturally afraid of everything. It will take time but keep being persistent and consistent. Only feed them inside nowhere else. You are more than likely going to have to catch them somehow or herd them to shore and have someone ready to get them as they come out, keep them inside their...

Coyote and Fox will come around during the day too. I hear the coyote more than see them up behind the birds fenced area in the woods but Foxes I’ve seen during the day. Bob cats too. Hawks also dine on duck. It’s a never ending battle when we have animals that are called prey. And then there...

Coyotes do swim though so I doubt this will be the last time you see it. Poor ducks have to be scared to death now. Ducks are no different than any other poultry or animal that are prey if you want them to live you have to protect them.

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If you let them stay on the pond the owl will eventually pick them all off. Best way to keep them safe over night is locked up tight. I hope you can find a way.

Leaving them out overnight is just feeding the wild life. So very sad. I am sorry I couldn't watch the video.