Help with breeds (picking up sunday)

[chickkrzi]

You might also add Welsh Harlequins. GREAT egg layers, quite, not flighty, will brood the young ones for you. Might check that form to see if anyone is near you.
Here's what mine look like.

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[chickkrzi]

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[pinusresinosa]

I know that rouens aren't your look. But lookit here.



How could you say no to this face?

And of course, the humble pekin. I love my boring ducks.

 

[chickkrzi]

I know that rouens aren't your look. But lookit here. How could you say no to this face? And of course, the humble pekin. I love my boring ducks.

Those rouens are nice looking ducks. I'm guessing they are medium breed? Do they lay seasonal? Have a lady around here that sales day old for $4. Might look into them. Thanks!

 

[pinusresinosa]

Usually seasonally for rouens and exhibition rouens are considered heavy breed ducks. Production (like mine) are smaller, but still fairly large.

 

[MEMama3]

You might also add Welsh Harlequins. GREAT egg layers, quite, not flighty, will brood the young ones for you. Might check that form to see if anyone is near you. Here's what mine look like.

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Welsh harlequins are my dream duck. I'd love a pair of silvers and an additional gold female.

I know that rouens aren't your look. But lookit here. How could you say no to this face? And of course, the humble pekin. I love my boring ducks.

THAT rouen is beautiful. I love the markings. No plain Jane Rouen there!

 

[pinusresinosa]

Heh, thank you.