If you want them for where you are now, @daisyterp 's suggestion of Leyland Cypress is a good one. They only look nice for about 15 years and do NOT make good bedding. For the new site, look into your generic white pine. They're inexpensive, they grow quickly, are easily pruned and make great bedding for a run. And if you cut them for Holiday greenery ... they smell WONDERFUL in the house!Lol its ok thank you for the suggestions! I ended up having to get rid of my ducks because they changed the law and a neighbor complained. You can only have poultry now if you have .5 a acre or more unless you apply for a special permit that I was told could be expensive. Honestly the covid 19 is making me want to write the governor and the county execs. With the price of meat going up and growing food insecurity they should revise the laws to make it easier for people to grow their own food. I wish more people in PG county would write in and voice their concerns, all over maryland really.
EDIT:Which trees do you suggest? Which ones make the best bedding? Oh and which get between 8-15 feet tall? We have one ridiculously nosey neighbor that just won't stay out of our yard. So even if we stayed here and got the permit they'd still be an issue. We're moving to St Mary county soon where its completely legal, but my mom wants muscovys so I want to make things nice for her.