How do their bodies turn out so dang round? I find it to be beyond extremely cute. And I think it's funny with the one sitting in the mud puddle in the rear of the pen.
My little gray call drake is almost feathered out in his adult plumage. The only gray hatched this year, but did good on the white's, have several. Going to have to build some small pens for breeding pairs next season if I'm going to get grays. Can't wait to start getting eggs, am expecting November/December will get the first egg.
My little gray call drake is almost feathered out in his adult plumage. The only gray hatched this year, but did good on the white's, have several. Going to have to build some small pens for breeding pairs next season if I'm going to get grays. Can't wait to start getting eggs, am expecting November/December will get the first egg.
Thats what i like about call ducks if you sell them to people, odds are that they wont be eaten since they are so small and have very little meat ( also they are so gosh darn cute). I will never eat one of my ducks they are apart of my life that gives me joy ( and why would anyone eat something that makes them happy).Also i dont get why people eat ducks they raise. I mean you've spent at least $100 dollars on this duck and you want to eat it for one mealit just doesnt make sense
As for the predators i do agree that it is hard to be 100% sure that the ducks are always safe ( unless you keep them inside ) but i find that the best chance for saftey is an aviary. the ducks still get the grass, greens , sunlight , and swimming 24/7 . while they are safe and protected from predators.
@JadeComputerGal i Am considering getting a duck from you if shipping isnt a problem
