That is the best I have ever seen and I asked it be added to the stickys, maybe you should too. and looking forward to seeing your ducklings when they hatch..
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I sure did flag it, and asked it be stickied
It's in the stickys yay!!!I sure did flag it, and asked it be stickied
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AWESOME!!!!!
Hey to everyone, you all have such handsome Muscovies!, I have never actually kept Muscovies here in UK, but will definitely in the future as have wanted to since I was a child. I have posted a couple of pics of the sad muscovy ducks at my local farm. There are 4 drakes and 2 ducks, the two ducks and one of the drakes have been put into a small aviary for breeding with an elderly chicken. As the local foxes have killed all the domestic ducks apart from the muscovies for some reason. Im not sure why.
The main reason I posted was to ask people if the three they are useing for breeding are likely to have fertile eggs and raise ducklings in that aviary. I dont have any poultry myself at the moment and really miss keeping waterfowl, so im a member at my local farm. Sadly they dont take good care of the ducks and foxes usually kill off any ducks that they introduce sooner or later. But I do hope the girls manage to have some more babies for my sake at least!
Everyone always says keep humidity high for duck eggs, so that's what I did ... but now I've been reading that muscovy should be hatched much drier and that having humidity too high will result in late death of chicks before hatching. Ahhhh! Is there hope? Should I candle them to see if anyone is still alive? Waaahhhh 
