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- May 17, 2014
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@crazyfeathers I doubt he even knows or cares they're gone. My nice neighbors across the street have quite a few of his chickens because their little daughter catches them (and has been known to sneak onto his property and take them right from his backyard). He buys and sells so much and has so many losses he probably can't keep track.
Could I control the population by collecting all eggs right away and not letting them sit on them amd hatch? I haven't seem a single egg but they're probably not in good enough health at the moment. I am also learning that these guys don't roost either, even with plenty of trees around. They are lined up in my flower beds and on the front porch. Usually they head home at dusk so I don't know why all of a sudden they've made my front porch home. Ofcourse I have no idea what housing, if any he provides for them. I plan on reporting him amd calling the township about his operation. I may also advertise free muscovies to good homes to reduce the population.
If I do, do muscovies have bonded relationships they should stay with? I noticed some have groups they stick with but this seems to have something to do with pecking order.
Could I control the population by collecting all eggs right away and not letting them sit on them amd hatch? I haven't seem a single egg but they're probably not in good enough health at the moment. I am also learning that these guys don't roost either, even with plenty of trees around. They are lined up in my flower beds and on the front porch. Usually they head home at dusk so I don't know why all of a sudden they've made my front porch home. Ofcourse I have no idea what housing, if any he provides for them. I plan on reporting him amd calling the township about his operation. I may also advertise free muscovies to good homes to reduce the population.
If I do, do muscovies have bonded relationships they should stay with? I noticed some have groups they stick with but this seems to have something to do with pecking order.