Duck coop

[Rubberducky13]

If you are referring to getting another duck, look on the state thread here or craigslist - even some farm stores might have ducklings. Of course most want to sell more than one due to the knowing that they are flock animals, but if you explain your situation, you might be able to get just 1. Where did you originally find your duck?

I got her at a feed store. I had to wait a few weeks for her. I was told the duck season is over

 

[Soon2BChixMom]

I got her at a feed store. I had to wait a few weeks for her. I was told the duck season is over

It might be over at the feed store because they order certain batches. I am kind of suprised the feed store sold 1 duck, but then again nothing suprises me these days. But, craigslist is bound to have some. There are always hobby hatchers who hatch year round.
How old is your duck?

 

[Rubberducky13]

It might be over at the feed store because they order certain batches. I am kind of suprised the feed store sold 1 duck, but then again nothing suprises me these days. But, craigslist is bound to have some. There are always hobby hatchers who hatch year round.
How old is your duck?

She is 3 1/2 weeks

 

[CayugaJana]

If you could bring the coop down and somehow attach a larger pen, it would work for 1 or 2 ducks since they would mainly be sleeping in it.

 

[Soon2BChixMom]

I looked it up, the coop is about 6 sq ft. The run is a little over 13 sq ft, but only if you count the space underneath the coop. It would, be just enough for 1 duck without expanding.
I have my ducks in a run that should be enough space for 14 ducks (16'×9'), but I feel it is not enough for my 4. Their house takes up 16 sq ft, then their pool and other water sources, plus the stumps I put in - all of these additions take up space.
I also let them out into my yard, but only when I have time. So, they were out in the yard 4 days ago due to my schedule. Life sometimes overrules our best intentions.
The more space the better - especially for ducks.