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Yeah, the tape worked! Just took off the 2nd round of tape (without too much difficulty) and all wings look good! Was worth the effort and I will say that I would recommend the single wing athletic tape method. Worked well for us at least!

I tried vet wrap without luck and am using athletic tape now, which is working great! We are able to get it tight enough to hold feathers in place wrapping each wing separately, but its not too sticky that we can't get it off fairly easily after a few days. The ducks responded much better to...

We unwrapped two of the five that had managed to keep their tape on for the past few days. Their wings looked much better. We still rewrapped them as well as the other three just to be sure. Only took us 20 min. to do all five tonight!

Quote: That makes me feel better. One good thing that came out of the whole ordeal... They were very easy to sex as they were picked up and quaked frantically!

Several of my ducks have developed the beginning stages of angel wing. I read online how to wrap the wings to the body to correct this. I drug my husband in to help me, but we didn't realize what we were getting into. Its not nearly as easy as people make it sound, or at least for us it...