Help protecting MANY ducklings!

[ANightPerson]

It should be fine with the moms together

 

[Jpat]

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Omg iam gonna die from cuteness

 

[Miss Lydia]

Let us know how it goes when you get them all together. If your planning on selling any this would be a good time to start advertising. Ducklings usually sell pretty easy.

 

[docrox12]

I will, thanks. I will list them for sale. Is there a certain age I should wait for?

 

[Miss Lydia]

Not really just decide how many you want to keep then list the rest. They can go as young as just hatched like hatcheries do. But I'd at least let them get going good maybe by 1-2 weeks Maybe print out a care sheet to give to new owners I have done that in the past. Thankfully I practice birth control here so I haven't had to sell any in quiet a few years now.

 

[Jpat]

Not really just decide how many you want to keep then list the rest. They can go as young as just hatched like hatcheries do. But I'd at least let them get going good maybe by 1-2 weeks Maybe print out a care sheet to give to new owners I have done that in the past. Thankfully I practice birth control here so I haven't had to sell any in quiet a few years now.

You dose the water with RU484 too?

 

[docrox12]

Well, next year my birth control will be picking up eggs every day!
I put a paint tray in the chicken tractor today so the little ones can swim and be able to get out easily. They love it!
Thanks for all of the help.

 

[WVduckchick]

EEEeeeee! Such cuties!

 

[Miss Lydia]

You dose the water with RU484 too?

Well no, I just take up every eggs every day, doesn't keep them from going broody but sure keeps the population down.

 

[Jpat]

Well no, I just take up every eggs every day, doesn't keep them from going broody but sure keeps the population down.

I just use The night after pills like scratch grains

In all honesty your last post had me convinced you used chemical birth controll Iam a little bit touched in the head