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Is there anything I can do to prevent overmating, aside from adding ducks? Probably not. Also, Miss Lydia, do you think it is conclusively male from that video? Thank you!!!Well over mating for one. And usually at the top. It's best for a drake to have at least min of 3 females. 4 and up is optimal. But 3 will work. And for feeding why not just use an all flock feed which is formulated for all poultry and put oyster shell in another bowl and your egg layers will use as needed.
You could separate them, but that’s not much fun.Is there anything I can do to prevent overmating, aside from adding ducks? Probably not. Also, Miss Lydia, do you think it is conclusively male from that video? Thank you!!!
Any chance he’s still a girl? Suppose there is no neutering for ducks . We were so optimistic when it started quacking. But then it just stopped. Thanks for your help. Any more input would mean the world.You could separate them, but that’s not much fun.
I don’t think so. She could be faking but I doubt it.Any chance he’s still a girl? Suppose there is no neutering for ducks . We were so optimistic when it started quacking. But then it just stopped. Thanks for your help. Any more input would mean the world.
Do those early quacks mean anything? They were clearly quacks if I ever heard them. But they sure did stop. And she was young for quacking.I don’t think so. She could be faking but I doubt it.
Post another video at 8 weeks. By then, if it’s a girl, she will be making some pretty clear quacking noises.Do those early quacks mean anything? They were clearly quacks if I ever heard them. But they sure did stop. And she was young for quacking.