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3/23/12 at 7:56am

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When is a good time to start letting ducks set on the eggs. Also how can you tell if they are getting broody.

Wife, Mother, Farmer

So far: Husband, son 10 months, 3 cats, two cows, six ducks, six chicks and counting (1 mille fleur d'Uccle, 5 speckled sussex and lite sussex eggs two hatch)

Wife, Mother, Farmer

So far: Husband, son 10 months, 3 cats, two cows, six ducks, six chicks and counting (1 mille fleur d'Uccle, 5 speckled sussex and lite sussex eggs two hatch)