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They did ok last night but they are quite upset being "cooped"up. They didnt eat this morning still nervous. Its snowing now, they're just looking up at it like ***. Lol. Another scare showed up this morning, when i went out to open the coop i saw 2 mongoose type things running along the bank of the pond. "now I know what gets the baby geese in the spring and summer. Last year we went from 13 babies down to 1.I hope you locked them up tight in their house. Raccoons will swim too. They really need to be locked in a secure house at night that is when most predators are roaming around looking for an easy meal. How could a Pekin escape there isn't any way. They can't fly or run fast and swimming means nothing to coons or coyotes or foxes just to name a few. Leaving them out to chose what they want is a death sentence. Hardware cloth securely attached up 3' all around the run and top and a skirt going out 2' from outside of the run will protect your ducks. They need our protection.
How did they do last night?@Imquackingup
