Lopsided male

slumpyducks

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I have got a male and two female Abacot Rangers who are lively, appear healthy, eat an awesome varied diet and are probably a bit pampered. Now the boy has developed this weird crooked body position so his head and neck are over to the left. It mirrors the position the girls when they do their head bobbing dance but he's stuck there. Anyone seen it before?
 

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What do you feed them?
Grower pellets, boiled up veg leftovers but nothing oniony, sprouted mung beans (and others) and they get to dig up all the flower beds for the hundred worms I added to new topsoil last summer. They also get meal worms and koi carp food treats.
 
It looks like his left foot is turned in? Also that's a saxony drake.
I've not noticed his foot before, will check tomorrow and sort a video too.

I've never been convinced he was an Abacot as he's such a monster but I know only what I've learned in six months from scouring these pages.

Should add he's got a brother from the same batch of eggs living next door who is smaller but with a jet black head.
 
Grower pellets, boiled up veg leftovers but nothing oniony, sprouted mung beans (and others) and they get to dig up all the flower beds for the hundred worms I added to new topsoil last summer. They also get meal worms and koi carp food treats.
Are the grower pellets duck specific? Ducks need a lot of niacin which isn't in most chicken feeds
 

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