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Thank you for the detailed response! Will check out that heater for the winter... Good call on the food grade bucket, their older one was food grade, but then we wanted to make one with taller holes and we used the only new bucket we had laying around... Their main "pond" they drink from...

No worries, I know this was really great information for me, so hopefully helpful for others as well!

Wow, thank you all - really appreciate the incredible wealth of knowledge. We will phase them off water at night, which seems to be the general consensus which should help to keep the bedding dry for winter! Thank you again!

Thanks for the reply.... yeah that's what I was thinking... 15 hours without water for a duck seems rough! In summer if it's only 8-10 hours, maybe more feasible...?

Thank you! No food inside the house at night (generally, there were a few days we had to put them to bed earlier so we gave them some food), but at the peak of winter, they'd be going from 4:30-5pm (dusk) until 7:30-8am the next morning without water.... so essentially 15 or so hours without...

Hello all, First time poster here, but been reading/researching from here for a while. Apologies in advance for the long post... Background: We have 12 Khaki Campbells, 10 ducks and 2 drakes located in Zone 6A (New York) that we raised from ducklings earlier this year. The ducks have a 4x8...