TaylorB1216
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- Jun 5, 2016
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Hi All
We are considering moving our existing duck enclosure to new spot on our property.
We have a variety of natural springs throughout the property, and one happens to run near the yard. I was considering building the duck enclosure around one of these smaller natural springs (it would give the ducks access to drinking water/play water constantly, and the general area around the spring is full of lush foliage and a variety of foraging opportunities for them).
We would build their coop up higher on the hill (away from all of the moisture), and would enclose a run for them from their coop down through a portion of the spring).
I also thought that maybe we could dig a pond area for them, that would be supplied via the spring?
Has anyone ever opted to include a natural water source within their enclosure?
I've looked everywhere online and can't find anything like this.
Thanks!
-Brooke
We are considering moving our existing duck enclosure to new spot on our property.
We have a variety of natural springs throughout the property, and one happens to run near the yard. I was considering building the duck enclosure around one of these smaller natural springs (it would give the ducks access to drinking water/play water constantly, and the general area around the spring is full of lush foliage and a variety of foraging opportunities for them).
We would build their coop up higher on the hill (away from all of the moisture), and would enclose a run for them from their coop down through a portion of the spring).
I also thought that maybe we could dig a pond area for them, that would be supplied via the spring?
Has anyone ever opted to include a natural water source within their enclosure?
I've looked everywhere online and can't find anything like this.
Thanks!
-Brooke