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Yes it is lol we just cleaned everything up 4/17/25 they are growing fast in about 2-3 weeks we should be ready to start moving them to the coops since the weather is getting better here in Ohio- MikeWB
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Help needed, please. Drake bald spot. Molt or something else?
Duck Molt Monitoring Checklist (Drake - Rouen) Location of molt: Base of neck down between wings Start date: [Write in the current date] --- Week 1 [ ] Is he eating and drinking normally? [ ] Active and social (not isolating)? [ ] Any signs of infection (swelling, pus, bad smell)? [ ]... -
Help needed, please. Drake bald spot. Molt or something else?
Based on what I see: The area is showing new pin feathers (also called blood feathers) coming in, which is a strong indication that your drake is indeed molting. There’s no obvious open wound, infection, or scabbing, which is a good sign. The yellowish skin tint and slight redness might just... -
Help needed, please. Drake bald spot. Molt or something else?
Given your location and the season, you’re right to think it might be a little early for a full molt, but not entirely out of the question. Male ducks, especially Rouen drakes, can begin their eclipse molt as early as late spring if the weather warms quickly or their light exposure shifts. Here... -
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https://photos.app.goo.gl/a4CSDU6n55sNTCTn8- MikeWB
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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I'm a new member my name is Michael we have a bunch of chicks we are growing out 3 Buff Brahmas 3 Light Brahmas 3 Red S tars 3 Easter eggers 3 Rhode Island Reds 3 American as 3 Golden Comets 3 Gold Laced Wyandott es 2 Sapphire Gems 2 Polish Crested We are building our Homestead up and...- MikeWB
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