Jul 8, 2020 #1 B Breill In the Brooder Joined Apr 11, 2020 Messages 31 Reaction score 20 Points 23 We have 2 Cayuga ducks nearly 16 weeks, both believed to have been female due to lack of drake feather and both quack but we have recently seen them mating in the pool, but seeing as both seem to be female were now rather confused
We have 2 Cayuga ducks nearly 16 weeks, both believed to have been female due to lack of drake feather and both quack but we have recently seen them mating in the pool, but seeing as both seem to be female were now rather confused
Jul 11, 2020 #2 Isaac 0 Enabler 9 Years Educator Greeter Spirit Friend Joined Jul 19, 2016 Messages 24,315 Reaction score 99,610 Points 1,371 Location Iowa If they QUACK, they are females. When there is an absence of a male in their life they will sometimes try to mate with each other.
If they QUACK, they are females. When there is an absence of a male in their life they will sometimes try to mate with each other.