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This was our last show of the yesr

This is one of the pens

Hes not in the best of condition right now lol

They really are good eating! I'm not trying to make a profit on these animals lol, I see domestic waterfowl dumped and ponds and lakes all the time. I'm not trying to add to population we just want nice show birds and to feed our family...bird shows are not exactly cheap neither HaHaHa but they...

Oh no that's awful! I rase them up to see who is better show quality and the rest is our food. We dont eat much store bought beef. And I love that I know how they are raised and what they are feed. I dont cut throats neither. Use loppers and off with the heads in one motion. I believe it is...

We eat them. I sell maybe a hand full.

I try not to let them get to crazy lol 80 a season is more than enough for me!! I was tossing eggs out in May, I was completely over baby ducks LOL. I like to keep my adult #s under 30. The 2 juvenile drakes I kept are back up drakes. For the older 2 drakes I have. They tend to get lazy...

I only have 4 drakes and 24 hens. I cull hard each year. I hatched out over 70 ducklings this year and only kept 2 drakes and 12 hens. I've got no issues in the culling department.

No illness no deaths. Took multiple championships Sep Oct Nov. It's only the juvenile drakes I've had issues with.

Our season is January- may . My birds moult in sep and August

Should I cut back on the hens per pen? Or seperate the younger ones till breeding starts in February? So far just younger drakes have prolapsed. But it scared me to see that

Yes muscovy. I had several juvenile drakes prolaps this year (3) . And one juvenile last year. I just happened to notice the young hen scoping him out and I'm sure she would have grabbed it had he not turned around! The younger drakes from this year, the hens whr grabbing them. Not sure if that...

I was just wondering this my self. I have some new young hens. And have had 4 young drakes come up prolapsed this year. Had one prolapse last year. Any how one of my older drakes bred a hen and when he dismounted one of the young hens was after his penis. He acted like he knew she was trying...

Hey duck pals I went to clean him up and get pictures. took me a while ..... Trying to clean up a 15 lb duck with razor Talons is not an easy job lol . Anyhow I had help today and he is no longer prolapsed! so maybe it fell off or wen back in I'm not sure but im happy his junk is not...

I will do that this evening! I have to take kiddo to school and get to work but I'll be back this afternoon :-) thanks

Has anybody else had this like this before? I've only read that they dry up get infected or have to be cut off. I'm confused as to what to do. I can't keep it in it keeps falling out every time he poops.

I caught him jumping out of the pond :-) no change still hanging, has just a little poop on the tip still but as I said looks good and pink. He's happy other than being sexually frustrated.

Yes I was out side when it happens and seen the whole thing....he has been separated and was getting Epson salt baths and I did put it back in several times....but he just poops it out.

He is the same happy bathing eating and pissed cuz everyone is breeding and he's owned by him self. Its still hanging :-( sorry for late response I'm not internet free day :-)

Hello :-) that first pic was about half an hour after the hen grabbed and tried to eat it. It was bruised and starting to swell a little. And how its still hanging in thr I've done as much as I can at this point I just wan to know if I should cull him or if it's possible to cut it......its...