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A drake would be great. My girl is a white. I have an acre pond for them to play on (though I find the muscovies enjoy roaming with the chickens a lot more than the other ducks). Only thing would be finding a day to get up to you. You're a good two hours from here...

Anybody have any extra muscovies? I lost a setting female to a coons, and so now my other one is lonely on the pond, as the pekins have nothing to do with her. I'm in Hillsdale county.

A few years ago when I looked into this breed, there was somebody near me in Michigan, maybe in Coldwater, having saipans and some other orientals, I believe. Longshot, but anybody know who that might have been?

Anybody decent at sexing white muscovies?

Couple pics of Polka, my recent $5 auction acquisition.

Man, you're literally a day late. Sold that Sumatran for $30 yesterday. He was bullying my polish rooster. I'm in south-central Michigan. I need some yokohama hens for these guys!

My two guys were out and about this morning. You can get a better idea of how their tails are developing in this shot.

Said goodbye to my sumatra today. $30 for a bird I paid $5 for! He was bullying my polish roo, anyways, and this guy had a hen for him.

Yup - picked up two of them as well. Thanks!

Interesting...thanks for the info. That gives me a bit of hope for the future.

I'd love to get some hens, but to be honest, the boys have some black going through their tails, so I don't really know what the point in breeding them would be. There are many more shown here, such as yours, which are much more promising/well-bred. Maybe at some point in the future I'll be...

Got my first Sumatra yesterday, at auction, for $5.

Got a couple young red shoulder roosters this morning. $4 each.

Well, they sit still every once in a while, but it's on top of each other.

40, by my closest count.

Mine came today! Two ducks, no turkeys - help with IDs is greatly appreciated! Only one chick not looking great, but we'll see. [/IMG]

It is indeed. To quote the feed store lady "nobody buys this stuff!" So I think she gave me a deal on it.

I posted this on a board of friends, so excuse any knowledge of DLM that you already had, but hopefully it'll give you an idea. I use an old dog crate for my two recently rescued bantams at night, and then they have free range during the day (they generally don't get much further than five feet...

Chickens won't eat unbroken eggs, but if one happens to break, all chickens recognize it as a tasty treat. You really don't need to bake them if you think they're gonna pick up a taste for eggs - they already have one. Learned this from a guy who worked on commercial "free-range" farm.