Duck breeding

[casportpony]

Um, first off: Please do not breed that satanic drake of yours.
There is no gain in propagating such aggressive traits.

Yes, stick with the same breed if you really must breed your ducks.

I have to ask, why are you hatching eggs fertilized by that monster?

Are you serious? This is considered normal drake behavior when a drake or cock bird doesn't have enough hens.

 

[PirateGirl]

Thank you! I actually hatched 16 chickens not too long ago and they all were hens! What luck is that!

That's great luck if you are looking for layers!

 

[FluffTheDuck]

Are you serious? This is considered normal drake behavior when a drake or cock bird doesn't have enough hens.

That explains him trying to mate with me! Yessssssss!

 

[FluffTheDuck]

That's great luck if you are looking for layers!

Yes! We actually sell eggs and baby chicks and earn $60 every week!

 

[Cyprus]

Are you serious? This is considered normal drake behavior when a drake or cock bird doesn't have enough hens.

Did you read her ALERT! ALERT! thread? He 'makes her bleed and tears off her gloves and shoes'

 

[Cyprus]

Oh! Lol! Well maybe your drakes are rare!

I don't have ducks, but I do have an education in sex ed.

 

[MillersFarm]

Gunna side with @Cyprus with this one. If a drake was that aggressive towards me I wouldn't even rehome him.. straight to the pot he'd go

 

[FluffTheDuck]

Wait, did I read that wrong? I thought you said you male ducks haven't lost their reproductive organs..

 

[FluffTheDuck]

Gunna side with @Cyprus with this one. If a drake was that aggressive towards me I wouldn't even rehome him.. straight to the pot he'd go

eek!

 

[PirateGirl]

Did you read her ALERT! ALERT! thread? He 'makes her bleed and tears off her gloves and shoes'

I have not seen this thread. I would agree that while some aggressive mating behavior is normal, especially if a drake does not have many hens, that intentionally breeding an overly aggressive drake may not be entirely responsible and may not solve the problems with your flock dynamics in the long run.