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4/11/12 at 8:59pm

cskotek

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Tonight they actually went in the door like normal ducks! and didnt bounce off the sides and run away. I gave them ice burg lettuce mixed with their grain last night and i think that helped, im just happy that i didnt have to look like a goof trying to get these 2 white fluff balls into the house lololol

My little feathery, webbed feet, water proof, billed babies are everything to me.

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4/12/12 at 4:54pm

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When mine were ducklings I would call "Heeeyyyyy duck duck duck duck!!" and they would come running. As they got older, food was the motivator. Cracked corn was the food of choice!!

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4/12/12 at 7:11pm

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Hmm, i am deff. going to do this, i have one duckling that follows me around the house im trying to get the other do that while its still young.

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4/14/12 at 5:22am

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My ducks free range all day and always come home at night to their barn. so I am sure if they escaped again they would go home if you left the door open. It is almost dark out before my ducks will go to bed to.