Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do. 
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After a fair bit of research it seems Cayuga ducks will be best suited to our garden.
We already have 3 lavender pekin hens and one silkie rooster. (We believe (still quite young))
But it seems very difficult to find these breed of duck in the east midlands, England.
Also, I've read it's best to get adult ducks so they can stand their ground against the chickens.
Any tips, advice, or breeders/sellers welcome !
We already have 3 lavender pekin hens and one silkie rooster. (We believe (still quite young))
But it seems very difficult to find these breed of duck in the east midlands, England.
Also, I've read it's best to get adult ducks so they can stand their ground against the chickens.
Any tips, advice, or breeders/sellers welcome !
