New duck owner

[1mvikings]

Hi my name is Susan. I live on two acres with a pond. We always seen little chicks n ducks at rural king and for the first time in my life living with a pond n land. I was teasing my husband about getting baby ducks and two seconds later they are in a box coming home. It's all been a learning experience for us and the best pets I've had a joy raising. They have had me rolling on the ground laughing from all they do... Love it!!!

 

[Pork Pie]

Hi Susan and welcome to BYC.

Here are some links to useful resources:

• List of guides on how to use the site - “How to...” guides
• Great go-to resource - Learning Centre
• Good starting point for browsing the site - Articles
• Insightful feedback on how members manage their flocks - Topic of the Week back-catalogue
• Excellent sources of local information - U.S. States

Best wishes

Pork Pie

 

[Kiki]

Welcome to BYC.
We are glad you joined this flock!
Jump right in and make yourself at home.

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[DobieLover]

Hello, Susan, and welcome to BYC! Glad you joined.
I assume you have a drake? Are any of the ducks broody? If not, just collect the eggs.

 

[Meg-in-MT]

Hello! Welcome to BYC!! Happy hatching whichever way you decide!

 

[BlueBaby]

Hello, and welcome! Glad that you joined! Good luck with your duck's!

 

[Leahs Coop]

Hello Susan, and welcome to Backyard Chickens! So glad you decided to join the flock.

 

[fldiver97]

Welcome Nice to have you here! Enjoy those ducks!!

 

[Claires Poultry]

Hello and welcome to BYC!
We're so glad to have you here with us!
Thank you for joining our wonderful community of fellow poultry enthusiasts!

 

[feathermaid]

If you have a dedicated broody sitting on the nest, it's totally your choice! You can candle the eggs and mark the viable ones so you can keep track and remove any new ones being added to the nest by others. Have your incubator handy just in case a first-time broody decides to abandon her duties, and also read up on incubation practices. Best wishes for a successful hatch!