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Devastating news from the doc: My leg muscle is ruptured and inflamed and i must not put any weight on my leg for the next two weeks! Not sure if i am able to set up a brooder during that time. Must wait longer for duckies…@WannaBeHillBilly - I think raising new babies is a great way to spend STD!I'm sorry you have to go through this though
My Ancona was the last addition to my current flock - and she fit right in from day one with zero problems. She took to everyone and everyone took to her. It was miraculous. She and my Runner are best pals. She's calm, quiet (with the occasional really loud 'laugh quack' that makes me seriously LOL), inquisitive like my Runner, a great layer and just fun to watch. She's also the one most likely to eat anything that crosses her path - frog, mole, salamander - it doesn't matter. If its in her way, she'll eat it. Not to mention Anconas are just gorgeous. Pic below of my Ancona - she's not considered great stock but we still think she's pretty. I love them so much that I decided to get more this Spring - and this time from @learycow ! I can't wait!!!!
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