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So set everything up a few days before you get the ducklings, buy a thermometer if you don't have one. Test the temperature. Check the temp during the day and at night. See if it's warm enough before you get your ducklings. You may have to raise the heat lamp a bit higher in the day when...

Trust me, after a few weeks you will realize you are happy they are in the shed and not in the house! Ducklings get stinky quick and some can be noisy! Post pictures once you bring them home, we always love to see duckling pics :)

Yes. Once you get the brooder setup in there, if you have any questions, post a picture and we can help you modify your setup. Look into make a no mess waterer if you have not already and this will help your brooder bedding last a bit longer between cleanings. Have fun with your ducklings!