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    French white muscovy ducks

    Anyone selling fertile French White Muscovy eggs? [email protected]
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    Comment by 'MuddyHillFarm' in item 'Poultry and Game Bird Waterer Protector 33.9 oz.'

    not available at that link - this one works: https://www.flemingoutdoors.com/poultry-protector-concentrate-33-9-oz.html
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    Comment by 'MuddyHillFarm' in item 'Side mounted, Spring-loaded Chicken/Small Animal Water Drinker - 10 Pack'

    There is an updated design that makes for a better experience. The shape has been modified so NO tool is required to install ( or small hands to grip while screwing it into place) and the drip tray has been increased in size to allow more water to be available per sip by the bird...
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    Help - our Duck has been on egg for 35 days

    When candling you should see an air sack at one end and MIGHT see a beak or other body part with a very bright LED flashlight.
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    Very loud and continual quacking

    We have Muscovy and pekins. The pekins like to play the game of marco polo. one quacks and other returns the quack. Muscovy just wag their tails and stretch their necks :-)
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    Savannah, GA Looking for French White Drake

    I would like to increase the DNA pool in my flock. Would consider purchase but prefer a trade. Must be a large or extra large in order to compete with my existing drake. Have a couple of drakes that are 10 weeks and nearly ready for harvest (7/28) and a few more that are a few weeks younger...
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    Feeding while you're away

    We have developed a system and have it down to a few steps. First we use the MuddyHillFarm feeder and know about how many days of feed a full feeder will last. The second is water. We use the MuddyHillFarm horizontal nipple WITH the CoolerAdapter installed in old insulated coolers. Water temps...
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    High of 109 today.... ice water

    We have used old coolers and converted them into drinkers. Easy to toss ice into them to keep the water colder longer: http://muddyhillfarm.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=15&products_id=12
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    Muscovy Ducks - lots of them

    Muscovy Ducks - lots of them
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    Duck eggs - Looking for fertile Muscovy to under a broodie

    I have a trio BUT one is not laying at all yet and the other wants to be a broodie girl. I have been eating the eggs for the past month and never saw a bulls eye - which being a chicken person is what i was expecting to see - am I wrong about that? She is sitting on golf balls - which again...
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    Comment by 'MuddyHillFarm' in article 'NO STRAIN Hot water EASY Fermented Feed Method w/video'

    Kodster - just came to this as I was looking around for an easy fermented method. Monday is third day (today it did have a nice 'baked' look before i strirred) I plan to feed my ducks the fermented mash. I just wanted to make sure i have the concept correct. Once I remove a top layer of FF I...
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    Vertical (gravity) vs. horizontal (spring loaded) watering nipples

    We made this waterer from the parts listed and it is working well for our flock for some time now. http://www.aquabarrel.com/product_poultry_bucket_waterer_parts.php
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    MARYLAND THREAD!

    Martins Meadow Poultry Certified Number: MD771 Rufus D Martin Keedysville, MD 301-432-8604 Products: Chickens, Turkeys Rufus and family process birds every Tuesday. Drop off Monday night p/u Tuesday afternoon. This link will get a current list of processors in MD 2013 Md Certified...
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    Can chickens eat safflower seeds?

    We planted several rows of sunflowers next to the coop. The girls get a lot of exercise jumping up to get at the pedals and the nuts. Talk about very funny to watch! Highly suggest planting some and NOT paying for them at the store.
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    MARYLAND THREAD!

    I think I have posted about feed b4: A neighbor and I split a ton of whole grains about 2-3x's a year. We each have milling equipment (bought from Premier) and I grind my own every few days. Whole grains will keep much longer then milled/cracked grains - they go rancid. I go and get the...
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