dukduk3
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- Apr 7, 2015
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but i have had them for 10 years and they still hate me what do i do i spend so much time with them
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I think this is the key right here. My first experience with waterfowl was with a goose egg that I found lying in the dirt near my parents' farm pond. I hatched him in a makeshift incubator all by himself. He was my very best friend for the first 3 months of his life. He'd climb right up my legs and chest and snuggle himself up under my chin when he was way too big to do so comfortably. He'd stand at the doors to the house and honk loudly wanting to come in. I eventually decided that he would do better back at the pond where I had found him, where he could be with other ducks and geese. From the moment that he saw the other birds, he never looked back. It's like he does not recognize me now. No more gentle pets, no more hand-feeding treats, no more snuggles. People just can't compete with other ducks/geese.I think the REALLY friendly ducks are the ones that are raised one on one with a human inside and are constantly given human interacation. I, personaly, don't have the time, patience or desire to do this. My ducks come for food/treats. If need be, it doesn't take much to catch 1 or 2 but more than that, they figure out what I've got in mind.
Why don't you make some human friends & let your ducks be ducks?