Call Ducks Finally Hatched

[tracystovall]

I don't ship ducklings, only eggs

How much for how many eggs? I've got an incubator, I've never hatched ducks are they similar to chickens?

 

[barredmuscovy]

I will be hatching crosses here in 2 and half weeks but I'm in Nebraska

 

[barredmuscovy]

Blue with gray call crosses

 

[clousert]

How much for how many eggs? I've got an incubator, I've never hatched ducks are they similar to chickens?

I have a few people waiting for eggs already but will be selling for $30-$40 per dozen plus shipping depending on colors laying at the time. Calls are much more difficult to hatch than chickens

 

[tracystovall]

I'm looking for pure breed calls. I know breeders here but won't be able to talk to them till the next chicken show in Texas

 

[tracystovall]

I have a few people waiting for eggs already but will be selling for $30-$40 per dozen plus shipping depending on colors laying at the time. Calls are much more difficult to hatch than chickens

I am patient, price is fine with me. What's difficult about the calls, what is it that they require?

 

[clousert]

I'm looking for pure breed calls. I know breeders here but won't be able to talk to them till the next chicken show in Texas

All of mine are pure breed. As long as barredmuscovy's crosses are both calls then they'd be pure breed also.

 

[clousert]

I am patient, price is fine with me. What's difficult about the calls, what is it that they require?

I would say to do your research before buying eggs. Calls have very short necks and tiny beaks so they can't always get themselves out of their eggs

 

[peachncrm37]

I am going to get set up for shipping, however I won't be shipping them until they are at least 4 weeks old. You can watch this thread to see if I'm shipping. I'm in Florida too so temps make a huge impact on shipping. There's a short window for shipping here in the spring when the rest of the world catches up, then I will have to hold off when the summer temperatures sky rocket.

I would recommend researching the breed before buying them. I LOVE THEM, but it can be very heart breaking to hatch them. Call ducks can also fly, so you want them in an enclosed pen. Any who feel free to ask any questions.

 

[tracystovall]

Iv

I am going to get set up for shipping, however I won't be shipping them until they are at least 4 weeks old. You can watch this thread to see if I'm shipping. I'm in Florida too so temps make a huge impact on shipping. There's a short window for shipping here in the spring when the rest of the world catches up, then I will have to hold off when the summer temperatures sky rocket.

I would recommend researching the breed before buying them. I LOVE THEM, but it can be very heart breaking to hatch them. Call ducks can also fly, so you want them in an enclosed pen. Any who feel free to ask any questions.

I've got a few enclosures about 8x8x10 enclosed. I'd seem them for the past 3 years at the poultry shows here, they always fascinate me, I've done lots of research about them & have had ducks in the past but never calls & never hatched ducks lots of chickens though.