Hurricane Approaching

[doublecrossranch]

Be safe!

 

[MIDuckLady]

Again, flooding during and after is biggest concern for us on the Space Coast. Best idea I saw and may consider myself is using a small tent anchored with paver / block in my garage (has impact glass / Miami-Dade rated doors). Garage is 10ft higher than their sturdy duckhouse.
Too late to order from Amazon now - but see if there is anything left at Target in the morning. Otherwise blue tarp on the floor and poultry fence circle reinforced with wood strips and block anchors.
Stay safe you all.

 

[Kmdejesus116]

Good luck! update us when you come out on the other side of this storm

I got two crates, so the ducks can come inside. Please pray for us. I’m starting to worry.

 

[two j farm]

Praying for y'all! I live in Louisiana and went through hurricane Barry not long ago. I moved my chicks to higher ground and had hens hatching chicks on the day of the hurricane. My ducks loved the rain so I didn't have any problems with them.

 

[HenOnAJuneBug]

Doesn't look like it's going to hit Orlando. Latest forecast has it hitting further north, maybe miss FL altogether.

 

[Kmdejesus116]

Thankfully the hurricane missed us. However, the ducks did enjoy the cool breeze and light rain we did have. They were relaxing in their pool. Thank you all for your helpful advice. I managed to get a large cage, so I was prepared to bring them inside.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Well now your ready and know what to do if and when it happens again! Glad to hear you had very little.

 

[doublecrossranch]

I’m so glad you all are safe