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I'm saying my other two Pekins lived quite well on the lake for two years and were never shut up at night because I couldn't catch them. That's a long time if my area is absolutely crawling with predators, so I'm not sure it is. Or they were just very lucky ducks.

It isn't a pond but a lake. Not closed off. Catching them would take a minimum of two people and not something that could be feasibly done on a daily basis. However, my other two ducks lived on the cove day and night for two years before something got them or they ran off. I'm still not sure...

Well, I'm thinking if they associate their coop with food so if I only feed them in there in evenings they could splash and play in the lake during the day? I'm not concerned too much with something getting them in the day...but I want to lock them up at night...

Anybody have success with free ranging ducks on a lake or pond? Do they come back to the coop at night? This is our second attempt at raising ducks. We live on a lake with a backyard (but on a cove, not big water) The first ducks basically lived on the lake when they got a taste of it but I...

Our flock is very small and very new. Right now it consists of mixed breed chicken my husband got from someone he works with. For awhile it was with two other mixed breed chicks the guy gave us, but they both turned out to be roosters so he had to take them back due to our neighborhood...

Sorry for the spelling error. They suggested I put her down. :( The hatchery is sending me two new ducks at no cost...they said they are unable to ship one at a time. I had her for less than a day so I really didn't have time to get attached. Now I have one lone duckling for the next few...

Received my two Pekin ducklings on Wedneaday that I ordered. One of them couldn't walk so I took her to the vet and they told me she has a genetic thing called perosis. I called the hatchery and they said they warranty ducks for 24 hours and I shouldn't have taken her to the vet it wasn't...