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Quote: Are you sure it was fox? I have lost birds to fox (I have security cameras) and they don't usually leave much behind, take the bird off site and kill in a safer spot. Dogs however play with the birds and usually leave a mess. Sorry for your loss in any case, life sucks sometimes! We...

I live in Colorado. We have decided its best to wait until spring, because I love raising duckies from little babies but the winter here is pretty nasty, and we want them to be full grown adults before they experience it for the first time. Thank you all for the condolences, it means a lot...

Last night a fox got my first pair of ducks, Cheese and Crackers. We were home a little late, the ONLY night we haven't been there to put them away at sundown, and we couldn't find them. Now this morning there are ducky feathers and blood my poor little feather butts. and now I have to...

let them on that grass, and it will be so green!

Could they be burns? Cause that is what it looks like.

Hahahahahaha I didn't even think of that when I posted it.... I definitely had a DUR moment

I know their babies would be sterile, but I wouldn't be hatching for any other reason than a hobby. I intend to get a hen of a mallard derived breed too. I'm glad I can clip them myself, I might be a little nervous about it though. Anyone have info about pinioning, or whatever it is called?

I live in a really urban area. I have got my dad to agree to buy some female ducks because the second of our current pairs curly drake feathers appeared yesterday but we want eggs and babies! I want a scovie hen so bad, I think they are the most gorgeous little things. But I live in the city and...

HI! I am new to the forum and ducks in general. I got a cayuga duckling and a pekin duckling a few days ago, they are about 2-3 weeks old. My question is about my pekin. Its mouth is open and it appears to be panting and its feet and belly are so hot its scary. I know that keeping ducklings...