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Fake

Used throughout the ages to fool people.
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Breed Colors/Varieties
white
Breed Size
Large Fowl
Used throughout the ages to fool people.
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ShaliniW1985
Pros: He
Cons: None
He is perfect boi
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Lukemjm
Pros: Always looks perfect.
Cons: Terrible conversationist.
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WannaBeHillBilly
Pros: no food, no poop, no peep
Cons: topple over when the big ducks jump into the pool
The local $-store was selling those cool-ducklings at a bargain last week!
20181204_161159.jpg I thought they would make great company for my inferior drake »Limpy« who spend most of the time separated from the others in the duck-pool.
Turned out i was dead wrong: The Duckies were afraid of the new ducklings, maybe they are looking too cool?
After guarding the peppermint shrubs the »cool-brothers« finally were adopted by the flock and were allowed back into the pool. Now all ducks are playing with them and are glad to have them around.
Purchase Price
$2.00
Purchase Date
2018-11-28
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CayugaLover
i'm talking about a life-size plastic duck. i think it's supposed to be a decoy duck made for hunting, but that's not how i use it! sorry i did't respond sooner. i wasn't talking about a stuffed animal. i also have a souveneer plastic toy duck from the creation museum.
 
mystry
Is this a heirloom breed? I would really be interested in purchasing it once I have my inheritance from that king in Africa. :p
 
hooktontravel
so i'm wondering if the cleanup is easier too? my ducks eat a fair amount (though less than the chickens) but what really is challanging is the wet, sloppy poo that they squirt out with no concern for what is getting slimed up. Do Fakes keep their sphincters under better control than other ducks? I might consider moving ot this breed! Also, the early morning loud qucking... how noisy are they?
 
LittlePeck
I saw a flock of these on a lake, but of Mallard coloring. No molting, noise, mess, or swimming pools. Predators, especially foxes, show no interest in them. I put a Peking duck and this breed next to each other at the edge of the woods. Within minutes, the other duck was gone. This one didn't even have it's feathers ruffled.

The cons are they taste terrible!
 

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