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Awww! It’s like they are self basting! Lol Is that current? We have had two freezing nights but no snow yet.

Ok! So this is the winter set up. I removed the baby pool and put in the fenced in outside area. It’s just too much water to dump out in their aviary run. If you can see in the picture, I filled the trouble area, where the water was collecting, with mulch. The rest of the aviary run is filled...

Well next spring I am going to build a new pond, instead of using the baby pool, that will have a drain pipe leaning out of the rim. I think that’s going to be a huge help. but until then..

I’m worried about the stagnant water becoming unhealthy for the ducks to noodle in and of course the smell. It’s not too bad, but I don’t ever want to get to a point where neighbors complain. I’m just not sure the pine shavings will be enough to handle the puddle. here is the problem.

Yeah. There is just one corner that the water seems to collect...and reek. I might see if home depo has that mulch you posted and just use it in that corner.

well, I’ve been lucky so far with a plush coop full of straw and a grassy run. So, I haven’t had to deal with bumblefoot yet. But the grass in the run is all but gone now, and because the ground is so saturated from our rains, it’s not draining/drying.. which is ridiculous considering it’s on a...

Would you say that wood mulch is too hard or rough for duck’s feet in a run that has a hardware cloth roof and is exposed to the weather? I figured one of y’all out there have tried this. We’ve had so much rain lately and the run is a tad muddy. They still have their covered roof coop that is...