Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do. - Thread starter
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llboxley
Hatching
- May 15, 2018
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Thank you Miss Lydia. I am feeding them Purina Flock Raiser Crumbles as of right now. The ducks are Cayuga and Blue Swedish. I have introduced them to grass and other greens but didn't know if they could have that fulltime yet or not. They are only a month old. I am really hoping they aren't both ganders. I really wish I knew though. Jersey was darker on her back as a baby and Georgie was much lighter. I was hoping with them looking so different that I would have one of each. (Great logic huh 
) Georgie seems to be outgrowing Jersey now as well and looks broader.
Is there any types of things I could get for them to keep them occupied? I don't want them out by themselves in the yard when we are gone yet as I know they couldn't defend themselves so they are in the coop.
) Georgie seems to be outgrowing Jersey now as well and looks broader.Is there any types of things I could get for them to keep them occupied? I don't want them out by themselves in the yard when we are gone yet as I know they couldn't defend themselves so they are in the coop.
Georgie and Jersey have been put together with my brother's 9 duck that are about the same age and everyone is very happy! We have also been letting them all out to free range as well. If it is just the 2 goslings out, they will peck and pull feathers but with all the ducks as well, they are just much more content. Makes it a lot nicer!!!
