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Love these pics! :-)

Beautiful ducks! The boys are always so much prettier than the girls right? ;-)

I think it depends on your ducks - you won't know until you try! My neighbor had ducks who were very aggressive to any newcomers but I had two ducks in with my hens and introducec two new younger ducks with no problem! Good luck!

Oh I love the color!!!

Love it!

First pic looks like a pullet, bottom pic looks like could be a roo but have to say I have two black female americaunas and one had no comb at all, the other has a small red comb...

Yep I agree! Get some chickens! I started with 6 pullets four years ago and it is the most rewarding hobby! :-)

Could be a roo! Some breeds are late developers - I had an australorpe that took forever to show his rooster traits!

Great suggestions! I have three 4 week old roos at the moment so think I'll give it a go on Craigslist!

I wondered about the auction idea but wasn't sure if you have to be a registered chicken producer? I'm just a small scale! :-)

Oh I never thought of that! Where do you advertise them? :-)

I've read that more than one rooster can live together but I think they might need more hens! I also read that you can keep lots of rooster together in a male-only run and they get along fine (might be noisy though). He's beautiful btw :-)

It's always so hard to find homes for roos - I feel like I need to face up to culling unwanted roos but having trouble actually doing it! :-(

I'm no help but they're very cute! :-)

I would love to have the courage to try this! :)

So cute! I just hatched a couple of Bielefelders last weekend - they are the cutest chicks! :-)

I have the same problem with drainage - have been using wood chips but not as deeply as you suggest - definitely going to try 12" this time! Thanks! :-)

This is such a helpful thread! I just hatched some Cream Legbar chicks and thought sexing them would be easy but there are definitely some that aren't as obvious! :-)

I'm looking to set up a new chicken coop exclusively for bantams to run next to my existing coop. Can anyone recommend good hardy bantam breeds and breeders in NJ - I'm in Morris Co - thanks! :-)

Hi - I am wondering about using bag balm too. I have a broody hen who I think started plucking her own feathers to line a nesting box but since then the other hens are all pecking at her. The front of her neck and tummy are no bald. :-( I checked for mites but no evidence and the other hens are...