So, why is he for Muskovey banning? I would be great if you could post some of his arguments. We could help you with the debating!
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Not a bad idea. But instead of shipping Dr. Allen some Muscovy ducks, how about an Exhibition breeder take a pair of show quality, Grand Champion Muscovy, of a rare color to Dr. Allen. That way he can see first hand what the difference is!
If Sam and Dr. Allen knows each other, I can assure you that Sam will do all within his power to resolve this in the Exhibition Poultry favor!
Not a bad idea. But instead of shipping Dr. Allen some Muscovy ducks, how about an Exhibition breeder take a pair of show quality, Grand Champion Muscovy, of a rare color to Dr. Allen. That way he can see first hand what the difference is!
If Sam and Dr. Allen knows each other, I can assure you that Sam will do all within his power to resolve this in the Exhibition Poultry favor!
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I agree, and I want to express my sympathy for you having received that call
, and also my admiration
for you taking on this HUGE effort to save the muscovies! Thank you SO much!!!!
Suze
I agree, and I want to express my sympathy for you having received that call
Suze
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Here's a site that outlines the problems with muscovy ducks:
http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/uw299
the article is misleading when it says feral domestic ducks interbreed with native ducks and contaminate the genepool, since we all know Muscovy crosses are mules and won't contaminate any other breed for long.
Here's a site that outlines the problems with muscovy ducks:
http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/uw299
the article is misleading when it says feral domestic ducks interbreed with native ducks and contaminate the genepool, since we all know Muscovy crosses are mules and won't contaminate any other breed for long.
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Here's a site that outlines the problems with muscovy ducks:
http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/uw299
the article is misleading when it says feral domestic ducks interbreed with native ducks and contaminate the genepool, since we all know Muscovy crosses are mules and won't contaminate any other breed for long.
Regardless of the accuracy of the facts, it still represents the view points of the people that support the ban.
Here's a site that outlines the problems with muscovy ducks:
http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/uw299
the article is misleading when it says feral domestic ducks interbreed with native ducks and contaminate the genepool, since we all know Muscovy crosses are mules and won't contaminate any other breed for long.
Regardless of the accuracy of the facts, it still represents the view points of the people that support the ban.
I was able to order white muscovy ducklings from J.M. Hatchery yesterday, so there are still some available online.
I also want to thank the people spending so much time working on this issue.
We may be new to ducks and muscovies, but feel we should be able to choose our breed of duck we intend to keep captive!
I also want to thank the people spending so much time working on this issue.
We may be new to ducks and muscovies, but feel we should be able to choose our breed of duck we intend to keep captive!
Seems that when the gander tells the duck what the chick said to the turkey it gets a little misunderstood. My appologies Sam!
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