Da' Cute and Cuddly Call Duck thread!

[Amykins]

Wobbles just had her first day at the park, she had SO much fun! Midway through the romp we noticed her peeps weren't sounding so peepish. She's officially a pre-teen! XD WE took video but for some reason Google Drive won't allow me to download it when DH sent it to me from his Android phone. (thanks, Google. 'Preciate it.) But I'll see if I can figure this out so I can show you guys!

 

[chippysmom327]

I have a cute story. I had a call duck nest under one of the shrubs near my house. She had 6 little ones and they all ended up disappearing. So she built a new nest right away. I had a single egg hatch in the incubator on Sunday and gave the duckling to her. My plan was to put her in a pen with that one little one so I could hatch out her nest of eggs and sell the ducklings. I am overrun with call ducks right now. She got off the nest with this new one and lost it within 20 minutes. I didn't even have time to get her pen set up. I seriously think the crows are taking them. Anyway, she went back to her nest and found no eggs so freaked out. Then she discovered my pen of 2 week old ducklings and wanted in. I put her in with them and she is so happy! They don't really want anything to do with her. But she is content just being around them.

Awe, that is really cute! Amy, can't wait for the video.

 

[buff goose guy]

I have a cute story. I had a call duck nest under one of the shrubs near my house. She had 6 little ones and they all ended up disappearing. So she built a new nest right away. I had a single egg hatch in the incubator on Sunday and gave the duckling to her. My plan was to put her in a pen with that one little one so I could hatch out her nest of eggs and sell the ducklings. I am overrun with call ducks right now. She got off the nest with this new one and lost it within 20 minutes. I didn't even have time to get her pen set up. I seriously think the crows are taking them. Anyway, she went back to her nest and found no eggs so freaked out. Then she discovered my pen of 2 week old ducklings and wanted in. I put her in with them and she is so happy! They don't really want anything to do with her. But she is content just being around them.

If you ever want to give up some calls and you could ship them that would be amazing since I'm tired of waiting or my calls, the point is i would love to get some of your ducks .

 

[Amykins]

Finally got the video to upload! You can plainly see my gorgeous fiancee...and the less gorgeous, pasty, chubby me. XD

 

[chippysmom327]

Finally got the video to upload! You can plainly see my gorgeous fiancee...and the less gorgeous, pasty, chubby me. XD

Wobbles is sooooo cute

Congrats on the engagement

 

[buff goose guy]

Y'all the hatchery just canceled my order. They sent me an email saying that they wouldn't be able to fill my order due to lack of a hatch.

Anyway so after a long while thinking an researching other hatcheries . Who all have really high prices I'm just looking for someone who can ship ducklings to me or full grown ducks to me at a reasonable price .

 

[chippysmom327]

Y'all the hatchery just canceled my order. They sent me an email saying that they wouldn't be able to fill my order due to lack of a hatch.

Anyway so after a long while thinking an researching other hatcheries . Who all have really high prices I'm just looking for someone who can ship ducklings to me or full grown ducks to me at a reasonable price .

eFowl has juvenile pairs of grey calls for 90. Pretty pricey. 45 dollars per hatchery stock bird. When I asked how juvenile they were, they said a year and a half old. That's not juvenile to me, but it'd work for you, right?

 

[buff goose guy]

I looked there and they were 90 dollars and that's only for two . My price range is about 15 to 20 dollars per bird and I do only need 2 but would like 4.

 

[minihorse927]

I looked there and they were 90 dollars and that's only for two . My price range is about 15 to 20 dollars per bird and I do only need 2 but would like 4.

if you're looking at that price then you're probably going to find pet or very low breeder quality birds. I sell day olds ducklings for $15 each and have no issue getting rid of them. I raise the price every 2 weeks from there and I typically get $100/pair as feathered juvenile. Sometimes I sell pairs for $50 if I've got to many going into winter but that's not common.

 

[buff goose guy]

I looked there and they were 90 dollars and that's only for two . My price range is about 15 to 20 dollars per bird and I do only need 2 but would like 4.

if you're looking at that price then you're probably going to find pet or very low breeder quality birds. I sell day olds ducklings for $15 each and have no issue getting rid of them. I raise the price every 2 weeks from there and I typically get $100/pair as feathered juvenile. Sometimes I sell pairs for $50 if I've got to many going into winter but that's not common.

Got anything now ?