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How to integrate chickens
She seemed fine with that, but this morning I found the box off of her, and all of the ducks plastered to the back of the cage, all perfectly still, with eggs hither and thither, on closer inspection the drake had his wings all bloodied up (he's growing in new feathers so, checking him over, he...- MishticalOne
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- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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How to integrate chickens
That makes sense. I'm kind of keeping them all separate at the moment. When they're all in at night I put a box over the nest with the mother on it and that is working well for now because then she can't see the others. Thanks!- MishticalOne
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How to integrate chickens
I am trying to replace my male with a new male, as my old male was too aggressive to babies. I have Muscovy ducks. Last Sunday we butchered the old male, but the two girls that flocked with him are taking care of a nest and are attacking the two new birds (the new male, and one of their own...- MishticalOne
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Muscovy Duck Nest in Water?
It floods a fair bit here because it's Texas but when I was looking, it looking like the water was running a bit downhill of the nest, so it's wet but doesn't look submerged. However I don't know how deep she has it dug exactly so I'm not sure. Thank you!- MishticalOne
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- Forum: Ducks
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Muscovy Duck Nest in Water?
Hello there! My muscovy hen started sitting on a nest on Feb 18th. The nest is inside a chicken tractor (in the covered area of it) so it's on the ground. I haven't moved the tractor obviously. It's raining pretty heavily today, and so I asked the guy I got the tractor from (he runs a...- MishticalOne
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