January to February 2024 Duckling Hatch-Along!

[KathiQuacks]

Clearly it would take him to long to walk to that wonderful pond

He didn’t always fly down like this, but once he figured out he could, he couldn’t stop. He seemed so proud of himself every time

Exactly like this! That pond looks amazing, do your birds have access to it?

Yes! They run down to it every morning and come back up in the afternoon / evening.

 

[tlcmurphy]

Lovely property, especially for ducks!

 

[fluffycrow]

Lovely property, especially for ducks!

If I had something like that, I'd definitely get ducks, or waterfowl in general. A breed that can fly well, so I could watch them make their beautiful flights each day. A pond big enough to teach their duckling about life. I think they'd like that too

 

[tlcmurphy]

@KathiQuacks
My entire property in Suburban Atlanta (about 3/4 acres) would fit in your backyard several times over. Jealous. Where are you located?

 

[KathiQuacks]

@KathiQuacks
My entire property in Suburban Atlanta (about 3/4 acres) would fit in your backyard several times over. Jealous. Where are you located?

Central Texas. I have 45 acres.. About 6 - 7 of those acres are my main property + the pond, though. The rest is just grazing land for my other animals.

 

[tlcmurphy]

Central Texas. I have 45 acres.. About 6 - 7 of those acres are my main property + the pond, though. The rest is just grazing land for my other animals.

Holy Cow! Beautiful

 

[ElfenLied89]

A large plastic tote works well for me but I only get two at a time. Our Rural King will sell you two but TSC makes you buy 6. I ordered the two I wanted from Metzer since neither place would ever have Call Ducklings. Good luck on talking him into it. I purchase and then send pictures back home to him so that he has time to get used to the ideal of having ducklings in the house again before I get there, lol. It works every time for me.

Last time I bought an animal (chickens) without asking he refused to talk to me for 2 days!

 

[ElfenLied89]

Central Texas. I have 45 acres.. About 6 - 7 of those acres are my main property + the pond, though. The rest is just grazing land for my other animals.

I bet that's awesome! We currently rent. I have always wanted to own land. Shouldve gotten some years ago somehow when it was cheaper.

 

[tlcmurphy]

Last time I bought an animal (chickens) without asking he refused to talk to me for 2 days!

Personally I enjoy the peace and quiet.
Do It!

 

[Luv Ducks]

Last time I bought an animal (chickens) without asking he refused to talk to me for 2 days!

Silence is Golden, lol. That's better than screaming and yelling, lol.