I think they are going to wind up going to a farm of a friend that has all females. We do not have room for more than 2 ducks, unfortunately. We are going to wait until they are fully adult feathered.
We have 2 ducks (first time as duck owners), both 12 weeks old. I *think* the rouen is a male based on my research. The kids and hubs keep hoping one is a hen but I really think we have 2 drakes. These pictures are of Jenna... the Rouen. Jenna has a green bill, has started doing the same flappy...
3 Hens, 6 Roosters.... H appears to also be a rooster. Now I am trying to decide which one to keep of the roosters. Not sure how feather gentics work. I LOVE the black and white one, but we have recessive white in our flock and does he have dominant white? I don't want an all white flock...
Ok... first... our goals. We love the taste of the silkie eggs. We find them to have much richer flavor than our other eggs. We also love their soft, poofy feathering and they are so super gentle as a general rule. They are really good mamas.
We love the blue and green eggs for the "novelty"...
I started a thread to figure out the genders but I will post a few here for interest as well. 😊
These are our ducks, Adam (Gray Swede) and Jenna (Rouen). Our dog Lux who thinks he is one of the chickens when they are out and about, and another picture of him because he is the prince around here...
Hi! We have nine 5 week old chicks that were listed as "Americana" from TSC. They were straight run and we are now starting to really figure out the males and females but I want some confirmation help please! It's just fun trying to see if we wind up right or not. I got really good pictures of...
Hi! I am new here but not new to chickens. I have read here for years when needing questions answered.
We have owned chickens for about 11 years. We currently have 14 layers (EE, Silkies, Isa Brown, Black Australorp, and Mixed Silkie/EE), 1 Rooster (EE/Silkie mix and super sweet!), 4 pullets...