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  1. Austringer

    Raising Wood Ducks

    Question- What part of the country do you live in? I have a pair of Wood Ducks that bred for me last year, but not this year. I am wondering what changed? Also, wondering if its too late in the year now for them to lay a clutch of eggs. Thanks Ed
  2. Austringer

    Newbee to Wood Ducks and Teals

    Nicky- You're right I must take a chill pill. You must understand that my entire life has been spent protecting the public and wildlife. I take losing animals very seriously and take offense when one insinuates I may be acting reckless with animal welfare. I should not have used the L.E...
  3. Austringer

    Newbee to Wood Ducks and Teals

    Okay..Thank you for the responses. I apologized to anyone I may have offended. I was just caught at a bad moment. Thank you all for the replies. I have been working all day on some pens and will post later photos of pens and ponds. I have many ponds, small and large. I may try to cover...
  4. Austringer

    Newbee to Wood Ducks and Teals

    Give me a break!! This is one reason I many times stay away from forums, because of contentious people like you. Just so you know, my ducks are contained to a pen at this time and not at risk. I have been dealing with wild animals for longer than you have probably been alive, plus a retired...
  5. Austringer

    Newbee to Wood Ducks and Teals

    I figured this would be the response, which I understand, but was afraid of. My dilemma now will be to covering the entire pond with netting. Any advice on who has the best netting for the price for such a large pond, structure? Placing a tall enough poll at the center of the pond to hold...
  6. Austringer

    Newbee to Wood Ducks and Teals

    Question: I am new to this forum and recently purchased two pairs of ducks. One pair of Wood Ducks and one pair of Ringed Teals. I have a large 30'X60' pond with weeds, cattails and all kinds of plants, beautiful! Will my duck stay, or will they leave later in the spring. Their wings are...
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