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8/13/12 at 12:04pm

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Ok so now i have hope i purchased 2 girls from metzer and 3 buffs to go with my drakes i got from a private breeder.

They are the 2 on the far right of this pic three buffs from metzer on the left and the rest are muscovies i call them the flordians lol

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8/14/12 at 5:31pm

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I could, but I just culled a lot from my flock and I am down to a trio, so i couldn't sell many. I am hatching some of my eggs now, so I might keep some ducks from this hatch, but either way, I could sell eggs, but not until next spring or early summer. If your looking for ducks now, I would definitely recommend Metzer! My metzer girls have been laying beautifully, and they are nice show birds.

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8/14/12 at 5:42pm

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I don't understand the gold phase vs silver phase. Can someone please explain?

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8/14/12 at 7:12pm

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Ok. Maybe I will try Metzer then... I think I will take my pic with his catalog at my fair, which is coming up in a few weeks, and then I will be able to get a gift card to pay for at least part of my order

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8/14/12 at 7:17pm

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I don't understand the gold phase vs silver phase. Can someone please explain?

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8/15/12 at 8:18am

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we had some welsh ducks but they got ate

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8/15/12 at 8:21am

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Sorry to hear that

My Bull died this winter of old age Does anybody here have a nice Piedmontese bull for sale?

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8/15/12 at 8:36am

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thanks

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8/16/12 at 7:36pm

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And another thought.....I COULD send you 6-8 eggs....or I could send you 6-8 eggs each week for 2-3 weeks (but shipping would probably cost a lot for that) I don't know if you want a lot or not.....and if you care if they all hatch at once or not. I was just concerned that by the time I could collect more than about 10 and got them shipped, the fertility wouldn't be very high. Like I said, I only have 2 ducks right now :)