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That might work out. I know sometimes pairs work and sometimes a drake needs more than one duck.

If no one is harmed, you are fine. But just keep watch.

Well, it sounded like you had the mallard drakes separated from the call and mallard female and call drake. Perhaps that can be how you do it when they are not being supervised. I realize I don't know your schedule or the layout of your pen(s) and shelter(s). But that sounded good, at least...

I want to give you a pat on the back for hanging in there and trying to sort it out. It's not always easy and obvious to know what is really going on and how to address it. Just remember the girls' lives depend on you making the right decisions. I don't want you to lose sleep, but just...

Each flock is different, so I don't know if you can join them again. Also, flock dynamics change over time. There are always exceptions, but I will share what I have read about. I only just got my first drake a few months ago, and so far everything is mellow. As was written earlier, drakes...