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I'd start boxing whoever you can the morning (rabbits) and evening (scovies) before. Then you just have stragglers and littles to get day of

Can you pack them in their carriers the night before? Or are they all too young to go without heat that long?

Ah, okay

What about those fancy ducks you got at auction?

I'd have just said it will still be whichever ones I grab first, and it will be weighted heavier towards males then since I'll probably pick some out to keep at that point. I've actually said something along those lines before with people that keep pressing

I'd rather big than feathered personally between ducks and chicks

You could always rehome it too, if it's a girl (or even a boy, idk how popular drake pet flocks are in your area). I honestly doubt it's genetic

If the bill is the only issue, there still is a chance the duck could have a just normal life. I've seen far worse on here do okay

My jumbo had feathers on her legs as a baby. They never got bigger than the little down bits as she ballooned in size

Parents used to love it (hence why I watched it). But that was like 10 years ago now too. They prefer The Amazing Rac

Little dude looks like I do when I roll out of bed

I used to really like it as a kid, but I was also that kid who wanted to do my own 'my side of the mountain'

Ah, okay.

He said/did something inappropriate didn't he?

I was thinking the host's name

It would at least save on the heavy duty physical part of building new shelters. But I don't know if pricing would be worth it. Shipping here makes them all far too expensive to really even consider

If you find any, see if they do veal. If they do, they might have old shelters that they want to get rid of or know where to find some. They look like they'd be great for small duck groups if you add a fence pen around them

Do you know if you have any dairy farms within driving distance?

I just had resolved myself to having to sell them all as mixes

I had a super large one too in a shipped egg last summer