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Quote: Haha. That's what I keep saying too. And you see how well that's worked out for me!

I didn't mean to imply there was anything wrong with that attitude. I was trying to make a joke. I'm just not so good at it apparently. I am not lucky enough to live down south where its always warm. Our winters here in Southern Maryland usually aren't that bad. Never gets colder than maybe...

Wow. Of course I've heard of the South pascopol. Duh. But I am not in the south now( even though I was raised in Louisiana) and I have seen people further north than me here in Maryland getting new ducklings etc now. Sure you can raise ducklings year round in the south with no "warmth...

P.S. I know I said I wouldn't EVER brood anymore ducks... but I swear.. this duck thing is like a sickness. And now Geese too. I think I need a 12 step program.

Thank you Katharinad. I'm glad I waited then. But now I can't wait for spring.

I have noticed some of you getting new ducklings, hatching some and/or waiting for some to hatch and I just had a quick question. Being so late in the year, what do you do with them over the winter? Say they hatched today it would be like December before they were fully feathered or ready to go...