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  1. tanaBanana

    Ducks wont go in my pond

    Jacob04, I was just reading your earlier comments in a different thread regarding your coop...I feel silly! You know what you're doing, I didn't mean to imply otherwise. I know you've also got chickens which have slightly different housing needs, too. My pen is obviously very basic, but it...
  2. tanaBanana

    Ducks wont go in my pond

    One final note: (sorry I'm so wordy!) It seems like a lot of work and time invested, but it's definitely worth it! I hate that your first experience hasn't been the greatest. We all love just watching them. I'm sure you're aware of how cute and fun they are, but here's a little clip I took...
  3. tanaBanana

    Ducks wont go in my pond

    That's a beautiful photo, but you definitely need ducks in there! Keeping in mind that I have no idea what I'm talking about, maybe start your new flock with day old ducklings-whichever you decide to go with, maybe a mix like I have. Follow duckling protocol as far as keeping them away from the...
  4. tanaBanana

    Ducks wont go in my pond

    Oh, one thing I meant to add, I hate cooping mine up at night, but it's for their safety. Even ducks that can fly can become victims of predators. Think of the old saying "sitting duck." That is a very valid term. Here's a photo of my pen. It's got 1/4" hardware cloth which was fairly expensive...
  5. tanaBanana

    Ducks wont go in my pond

    I wanted ducks for my backyard pond, as well, and did a bit of research before getting them. Mallards can fly away, so that alone ruled them out for me. I wanted friendly, foraging ducks that would warm up to people. I opted for two Pekins (one turned out to be White and Fawn Indian Runner) and...
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