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What do you put in as a search? I tried a few things but no hits in my area. Then of course I also have to figure out how to teach them that the non flyers come in but they need to stay down by the pond. Even with supplemental feed in addition to foraging, they will be confused by not coming up...

We are considering rehoming (though you can't ever know what the end result will be for them, so not my first choice), and we have also tossed around the idea of an island in our pond. This is our first year raising chickens and ducks, which is why I posted to this thread asking for suggestions...

We are in central Virginia

That's a good idea.

My biggest problem right now is that I have one white Pekin male duck kept with with one Pekin female and 4 Cayuga females. Since the mallards were straight run, I have 3 males and 2 females. The males are starting to become a problem with the white Pekin duck. I really need them to move along...

They're 18 weeks old. I'm attaching a picture of what was in the Hatchery catalog.

I have five wild Mallards that I raised along with some Cayuga ducklings. They go to a pond during the day most days and then come back to the coop at night. My intention was not to keep the wild Mallards in the coop once they were old enough to be on their own. I basically used them to fill the...