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  1. Michelle 0831

    Mallard Hen needs re-home

    Hi! I near live Salem, Oregon and need to re-home one two month old mallard Hen. She is Tiny. We had to dig her out of her shell and stayed up with her all night to keep her alive. She's made it but will always be smaller a bit. Needs a good pet quality home. She is used to be locked in barn at...
  2. Michelle 0831

    Mallard Hen needs re-home

    I live near Salem Oregon and have one two month old mallard to re-home. She's the runt duck- we call her Tiny. Wasn't sure she was going to make it. We had to dig her out of her shell. She was weak and sooo small we kept her to get her stronger before adopting out. The other two ducks are...
  3. Michelle 0831

    Soo sad! Predator advice plz. Graffic caution.

    So my two pet mallard ducks were killed this am in my back yard. My security cam shows a fast moving animal like a coon or medium size dog? The ducks were skinned in head and breast eaten. The boy really rallied to her defense but he was brutalized badly. His entire neck was skinned. Horrible...
  4. Michelle 0831

    Mallard duck fertilized eggs!

    Hello! I have a mated pair of mallard ducks. Domestic version. They are very busy and if someone would like fertile eggs iI charge a buck an egg plus .shipping. I'd put in couple extra eggs cause shipping is so stressful. We live in dallas Oregon and we prefer to drive the eggs to you if...
  5. Michelle 0831

    Ducks saga!

    Hello! I have a mated pair of mallards that may need rehomed due to City ordinance issues. We live in dallas Oregon. I have applied for the exemption but in case it fails I wanted to reach out for a prospective new home for my Dawn and George. They are both very tame .Wings clipped. They are...
  6. Michelle 0831

    Mallard ducklings!

    I have six Mallard ducklings that need a forever home... mostly boys I think! Ugh! I could keep the hens but not the boys. But I'd give away the two gals if they each go with a male. They are just ten days old today. No guarantees on sexing. I'm just a backyard poultry lover! Dallas, Oregon...
  7. Michelle 0831

    Duck swallowed foreign object.

    So it sounds like my female Mallard swallowed a bottle cap or penny? My husband says he came home and she was choking on something, she came right up to him in distress. He says it was lodged in her throat, quite pronounced and he was unable to move it up. Instead he got it down and in the...
  8. Michelle 0831

    Mallard Drake needs new home with hens!

    One year old Mallard male needs a new good home. He is barn raised. Sleeps in a locked shed at night. Been safe behind fences all his life. Not a typical farm duck. More pet variety!! His name is Jager. He's very smart , obedient when told to go home. Doesn't wander off far if he gets out...
  9. Michelle 0831

    Two Mallard ducklings need re-home!

    I have two Mallard ducklings about five weeks old that need a new home. Not sure but I suspect one male and one female.They somewhat friendly, healthy and they love spinach and cheese sticks. Hate to give them them up. But I have too many in the flock! Looking for a good forever home with pond...
  10. Michelle 0831

    Female with unfertilized nest.

    Hi! I am wondering what I should do for my Mallard who made a nest but had no mate. We left her to sit on it for now but we know it's not going to happen. How should we deal with this situation? She is so dedicated, sigh!!
  11. Michelle 0831

    Greenish wound color? Anybody know what to do or what this is?

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  12. Michelle 0831

    Injured duck from animal attack, help!

    My female Mallard was attacked and had most all of her tail feathers and some tail chewed off. She also suffered a broken leg. I took her to vet and he cleaned up wounds and trimmed feathers away...and bound up hurt leg. She has meds. Is there anything else I could do for her? She is staying in...
  13. Michelle 0831

    Injured duck from animal attack, help!

    Looking for any advice on helping my Mallard. She lost most of her rear end in an attack. Looks scary! I know chickens can recover from such trauma but what about a duck?
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