I know I JUST had you guys help solve a crisis but LOOK AT THIS , help please

[Kiki]

I'm just kidding. There's no such thing as a Chuck!

There isn't?

 

[pitbullmomma]

There isn't?

OK, I lied. Again.

You're right. Chuck is real!

 

[Kiki]

OK, I lied. Again.

You're right. Chuck is real!

I though a chuck was a shoe.

 

[pitbullmomma]

I though a chuck was a shoe.

Only if it is attached to a foot...

...that is growing out of someone's head.

 

[Kiki]

Only if it is attached to a foot...

...that is growing out of someone's head.

I'm dead.

 

[Elsveta641]

Well, he certainly is unique!

I'm curious, are his parents crested?

Can you gently move the foot around? Does it feel like it's firmly attached to his skull?

Please keep us updated on how he grows I'll most definitely be watching this thread!

No, none of the 4 adult ducks I have are crested

 

[Molpet]

I brought a little crested hatchling into my house

No, none of the 4 adult ducks I have are crested

Ok I am confused?? in the first post it says it's crested

 

[Kiki]

Ok I am confused?? in the first post it says it's crested

Is this considered crested? I do not know ducks.
Can non crested ducks make crested ones?

 

[roosterhavoc]

Is this considered crested? I do not know ducks.
Can non crested ducks make crested ones?
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That’s another foot head!

 

[Amer]

So then i party pooped a joke?

Haha yeah.

You’ve never seen a duck do handstand?

I have kept chickens since I was 15, thats over 20 years.(waves fist in air from rocking chair on porch)However this is the first year I have had more than 10. I have never really needed to medicate my chickens before, just vaccines and an occasional wormer. I often end up replacing the contents of my first chickie aid kit because it expires. They way I collect eggs for incubation, it is nearly impossible that I have EVER inbred chickens. I select breeders and toss them in a special pen for nookie time, collect the eggs and hatch them. If anyone is hooking up with their sister or whatever, those eggs get eaten so it doesn't matter. The fact that you would bring up "losing a whole flock in a week" and "medicating every bird in the yard" etc etc to support your inbreeding theory is hurtful. Those were 80% chicks I purchased else where (Gold Feather) and the very first time I'd delt with contagious chicken illnesses. You are either accusing me or Goldfeather Farms of severely inbreeding to the point of animals being unable to thrive. I'd like to see proof to support your hypothosis, or appology

I believe you don't use inbreeding. It's not that much of a problem anyways.

It's a Chuck. They are a rare and elusive species.

If you do a BYC search, you will see more of them. It's part chicken, part duck...it's CHUCK.

I have a pullet named Chuck because she follows the ducks around. (Doesn't swim though.)

Wait are you being serious or are you just joking

It's a joke