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Would any of those groups be more likely than the others to include non-call bantam ducks? I think I looked at most of those a while back and it seemed like everything was either bantam chicken or call duck.
The calls are adorable, but since we have a couple that were supposed to be bantam, but seem to have had an alternate daddy, and one Pekin (a girl, thank goodness) I don't want anything smaller than what we already have. Or noisier.
 
I have a pair of snowy calls and thinking about taking the eggs from my sitting hen and replacing them with 5 snowy ducklings? Good or bad idea? Anyone have an opinion
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I bought them at an auction. I think her eggs are rotten.. they should have hatched by now and she has been getting off alot. They're names are Owen and Oakley.

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I have found that Call Ducks are not good parents. They will not hatch eggs, and they will fight with babies. I have seen them try to kill the ducklings. I woould give the ducklings to a broody chicken.
 
I have found that Call Ducks are not good parents. They will not hatch eggs, and they will fight with babies. I have seen them try to kill the ducklings. I woould give the ducklings to a broody chicken.

I guess I've been really lucky. My calls have been great Moms. Last year I did have a duck that only took care of her babies for about 10 days but I think it was because I tried to keep her and babies by themselves and she didn't like being away from her group for that long. I guess it just depends. I wonder if it is something that is inherited. I've known dogs that were horrible mothers and so were the daughters. Interesting.
 
My mama ducks are great moms... They are soo protective that I get bit a million times when I try and take babies OR eggs away..
 
I have found that Call Ducks are not good parents. They will not hatch eggs, and they will fight with babies. I have seen them try to kill the ducklings. I woould give the ducklings to a broody chicken.
So do you think she'll kill them. It wont be a problem because I can raise them seperatley is she tries to harm them in anyway
 
Hi everyone! I`m not sure this is the right place to post this, but since it pertains to call ducks, I thought this might be a good place to ask.

So I got a pair of white call ducks about 2 months ago and they're currently living in a large dog kennel. I`m feeding them flock raiser and corn. The hen just started laying about a week ago and everything was fine until yesterday when she started holding her wing wrong. She seems fine other than her wing, but I don't know whats wrong. Any suggestions?



 

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