This guy is coming to buy 4 ducks today.! He said he had 2 chickens, and 12 acres of land. He loved to talk, and didn't stay on subject very well.
He sure does sound like he wants them though! There's another person that emailed too, so I might set another batch from my own eggs.
That's great! More babies on the way Are you just starting out on breeding/selling ducks?
I did one batch last year under a broody, but other then that, yes!
Awesome...I hope it all goes well..This guy is coming to buy 4 ducks today.
I'm really hoping I can get into the breeding business as well. Thus the reason I bought so many calls. So I can start expanding my options. Will you just be breeding magpies?
Hopefully Calls too. I have big plans, but have to get my own place first. Example: Pilgrim geese, Blue Wheaten Ameraucana Bantams, etcAwesome..
Strange...He is soaking and I checked his doodle and their is crud built up around part of it I think and hope it's not sluffing coming off his penis?...That's why he can't get it back inside?..Fingers crossed with more soaking I can help him get his doodle back in?..He is a great patient too..I love Ducks so much..
I would probably be considered the chubby twin. You are the twig.You stop being just like me..it's scary Lisa..we are twins..
Oh I so badly want Pilgrim geese! I actually am getting a breeding pair of African Geese on May the 21st. They'll of course be Goslings though So no breeding until next year, I've also got a Pair of red Golden pheasants that'll be ready to breed this year. They just don't have their pretty colors in yet. I've got big plans too but for now i'm starting out with Red Golden Pheasants (Hoping to get some peaches next year) Seramas, Barred rocks, Rhode island Reds, EEs, Light Brahmas,Standard ducks (Welsh, Buff, & Rouens) and call ducks (Grey, Blue, Black, Pastel, white, and penciled) Next year I'm going to add more geese, Most likely Pilgrim and French Toulous.
Skeddy and Meatball?...I would probably be considered the chubby twin. You are the twig.
...Kidding....
