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I wanted to get some new ducks. I was wondering which breed of duck will have the most possibility of becoming broody. I want her to lay on the eggs and hatch them.
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Kkrista123
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Muscovies are known for going broody! They would be best option but also buff's seem to be good broodies!
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I'll consider muscovies as I have never had one before but they are very beautiful.
Kkrista123
Crowing
Im sure other people will chime in with other great breeds but everyone seems to say muscovy's are the best at going broody and also being mama! Keep us updated
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Okay I will
My Calls are great Broody Hens and mothers. 
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Songster
Any Way to tell what duck is a call duck when they are babies. I usually get my ducks at a feed store or at tractor supply in spring and all there ducks are together and they don't know the breed of them. Would I have to get it from someone who breeds call ducks?My Calls are great Broody Hens and mothers.
I'm pretty sure you will have to locate a breeder. Farm stores don't sell ornamental Ducks.
Any Way to tell what duck is a call duck when they are babies. I usually get my ducks at a feed store or at tractor supply in spring and all there ducks are together and they don't know the breed of them. Would I have to get it from someone who breeds call ducks?[/QUOTE]
A believe purely poultry sell call ducklings.
Duckcreekfarm sells adults.
A believe purely poultry sell call ducklings.
Duckcreekfarm sells adults.
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Any idea on how to find people who sell them.
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