I accidentally bought some eggs! Oops!!

[justmeandtheflock]

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Hugh, interesting. Do you think mine look like they could be mixed too. The person I shipped them too didn't say anything.

How big were they?

Just over 2 lbs a few weeks ago when I weighed them for shipping. They will be a year old in April.

 

[easttxchick]

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How big were they?

Just over 2 lbs a few weeks ago when I weighed them for shipping. They will be a year old in April.

Nope, definitely not as big as my pair. Calls for sure at that weight.

 

[justmeandtheflock]

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My two greys look JUST like that, only not as mature. Although the drake has a wider white neck band.

We loved them but I have limited space and I am trying to stay focused on my goals. I am trying to stick with snowy.

 

[justmeandtheflock]

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Just over 2 lbs a few weeks ago when I weighed them for shipping. They will be a year old in April.

Nope, definitely not as big as my pair. Calls for sure at that weight.

Whew

 

[adyhart1]

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Saw some tiny wild mallards today on this big ranch pond up the street... Lol maybe a call mated some mallard?? Jk

Go get 'em and bring 'em back to your house.

Lol how is one suppose to catch em? A net? They were very small I remember thinking wow... They are smaller then the rest and it was one drake and female that were small... They looked mature like others just smaller

 

[justmeandtheflock]

I think a net might work

 

[adyhart1]

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Hahaha I could totally see me out there with hubbys "golfing" net trying to catch them..... You guys made me think about doing it honest lol

 

[easttxchick]

Net. Works every time.

 

[justmeandtheflock]

You don't have to keep the wild ones, just pen them and collect their eggs and hatch some tame babies

 

[easttxchick]

Darn it ady, if you lived closer, I'd go with you.
My DH is at work til 7 am and I ain't skeered. We'd catch them.