Well out of about 12 duck eggs that she first layed only 2 were fertile. So I think if they are a good size and many that you have tested are fertile then go ahead and try.
I had a chicken rotisserie laying around and I thought I could use the motor out of it. So I took it a part and I got the motor out of it. But I am not sure how to make the turner and connect the motor to it.
I made an indoor pond out of wood and pond liner. The turtles out grew it fast so I was wondering if it would make a good duck and chicken brooder? Would the floor be too slick or would that matter with hay and pine shavings on it?
Thanks for all the help. I am going to redesign my plan for a larger space. I think I will use those small sand boxes for their water. I have had turtles for a couple of years and I don't think a duck could out-dirty a turtle. I am still debating on what use I really want the ducks for but I...
What should I use for the floor if not plywood? Wood tile or dirt work? Maybe some kind of plastic? Are the larger size concrete mixing tubs good or would the smaller size work (the ones at Homedepot)? And thanks for the help.
I am planing on getting 13 ducks (3 pekin, 3 rouen, 3 cayugas and 4 khakies). I want to divide the breeds into runs that are 5 x 6 with a 4 x 3 house outside of the run.
Can I use hardwood plywood for flooring or will that be to slick and hurt their feet?
How many square feet does each duck need...
I have hatched snake eggs before but those aren't like chicken eggs. When turning the eggs do you rotate 45 degrees to the right then back into the oringinal position then 45 degrees to the left or do you keep turning the same direction? Does it matter weather the eggs point up or lay down...