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I think maybe if you use a smaller container and maybe not freeze it too much, it would be good

Just about twenty minutes ago, my male call duck was chasing me around the yard, biting at my ankles behind me. I had never stepped on anything, but I think he might've hit his leg on a cinder block in my backyard. About a meter away I stopped to see him lifting one leg. I got worried, and...

For anyone wondering, I have a few more! All-in-one 1. Chop up romaine lettuce, add koi food, oats, peas, and corn! Fill with cold water and freeze. Berry delicious Cut strawberries into small pieces. Add blueberries and chopped watermelon. Add a little bit of plain yogurt ( safe ) to the...

Here is one I made just a couple hours ago! Video will be coming as soon as my wifi is on

The title may sound odd, but its a very good treat to give to your ducks! Instructions: 1.Have a small circular plastic container 2. Chop up romaine lettuce into tiny bits, and place at bottom of container. 3. Pour cold water on top, only covering the lettuce, and put in freezer until it is rock...

I have a female Buff Orpington duck and she has laid 21 eggs. I don't have an incubator, should I let her incubate or buy one? I check on them in the morning and they are a little cold, but they get warmer throughout the day. I don't see her sit on them during the day. I think she incubates them...

Sometimes I wise mine didn't know how to quack!:lau Is she muscovy or a cayuga? Those breeds don't quack that much

Introduce them by putting them both in a pool of water by themselves. They should be flirty for a bit, such as bobbing heads together. If the male begins to bite the female and chase her around and bob his head, your in luck! :)

From the looks of it they are khaki campbells. I'm guessing 3 weeks old? But yeah, those definatley look like those.

Yep hes a male.. hes got the curly tail feather and raspy quack

I have a 11 month old call drake and a buff duck hen. My hen flirts with him, she'll bob her head and nibbles at him in the pool.... she'll dissapear into the pool for 5 seconds and bite his feet and than come back onto the water laying completely flat.. the male shows no intrest except for...

Same here!! I live near Spruce Grove.

Tips needed! My buff orpington hen is now laying eggs. Currently i'm in southern alberta and its getting hot. ( 28 celcius ) I have no idea if the eggs are fertile or not. I have one hen and one drake. The drake is call mix. I don't have an egg candler, how could I tell fertility without a...

I have a female buff duck laying now. She laid her first egg out of the spring season! I got her and set her by her nest to see if she was going to incubate it. She just looked at it and walked away! We have a male call duck x pekin and i have never seen him mate her before, but nibble her neck...

My duckling did the same thing. What I figured out that, as weird as it sounds, his bill was shedding. Small pieces of skin would fall off and he would start itching again. Give him some lukewarm water and he should be good!

Here are some tips to raising ducks: In my duck pen I dug a small line around my pen and lined it with plywood to keep predators out. Also for cleaning, Use timothy hay or straw for bedding. Once it gets too dirty with poop, remove all of the hay in the pen and replace with fresh hay/straw...

This is Rudolph! 7 months old.

Let em eat it all up! My ducks love foraging for worms, snails, slugs, and sometimes frogs :sick . Chickens rip through vegetables and pull out roots while ducks seem to do the better trick and be a bit more gentle. Watch out for the shells on snails, though.

Sounds like @007Sean wins the contest for his beautiful pheasants! Thank you all for participating!

@ViolinPlayer123 and @007Sean seem to be tied! 2 votes vs 2 votes!