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Im not good at this stuff either :confused: hopefully someone else can help you.

I got them from tractor supply

I know its early but any one have any guesses on breeds. The one on the right is light brown it just looks dark in the pic

Agree with A_Fowl_Guy mallard and pekin

Thanks for the help the ones i have now usually dont spend to much time in the same area. If i do get more i will make sure they dont just hang around the same area all day.

Right now i have a small duck flock that free ranges all day and have a pond to play in im thinking of getting more but was wondering if having 10-15 ducks free ranging all day would stink up the yard. The yard is around 2 acres.

Look online for pictures of common duck breeds and how the ducklings look. Maybe some one else will have a better answer to this

Correct pekins are unlikely go broody and hatch eggs so if you want ducklings you would have to incubate the eggs your self. You can still eat fertile eggs just collect the egg or eggs every day

This might help https://www.thesprucepets.com/parakeet-breeding-basics-390486

Just wait the others should start soon i have 5 and get 3 eggs a day

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F0 Starting birds. F1 First generation from first birds. F2 second generation

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I believe its silver laced wyandotte Not sure about ISAB

No ive candled since the 3rd day before and i hatched out 25 out the 30 and the 5 that didn't make it quit around day 16 so yours should be fine.

I would wait until 7 days to candle

Thanks!

They don't breed true to color right? So if i got had a pair of whites the chicks could be any color?

Any Way to tell what duck is a call duck when they are babies. I usually get my ducks at a feed store or at tractor supply in spring and all there ducks are together and they don't know the breed of them. Would I have to get it from someone who breeds call ducks? A believe purely poultry sell...