That was so rude of them.yeah I'm pretty salty about it haha, I had arranged to pick them up and everything.
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That was so rude of them.yeah I'm pretty salty about it haha, I had arranged to pick them up and everything.
I thought so too!That was so rude of them.
so far no issues that I've seen with my drakes being aggressive with my chickens, my drakes are of a more mellow breed and they all comingle nicely. good to watch out for, though - I had no idea!I've only been with chickens for a year but I've read that a male duck can literally rape a chicken due to the fact that ducks have an actual penis compared to roosters that don't. You may want to Google n check into that just to be sure. I'm sorry that person sold the breeding pair on you. That's just not right![]()
Just wanted to reiterate the concern about the drakes with the chickens. It's not so much a temperament issue of the drake's being aggressive with the hens... It's more of a physical incompatibility. Male ducks have an actual penis, whereas roosters do not. Chickens are not physically capable of mating with a drake. If a drake mates with a chicken, he can at the best injure her, and at the worst injure her badly enough that it kills her. There was actually a recent thread in the injuries/emergencies section of the chicken forum on it:so far no issues that I've seen with my drakes being aggressive with my chickens, my drakes are of a more mellow breed and they all comingle nicely. good to watch out for, though - I had no idea!