Monday, 20 February 2017 Good morning: I stumbled onto this site looking for a place to obtain Muscovy ducks that I used to raise in Greenville, NC, in 2005. At the beginning of this year we moved to Monticello, Arkansas, when my wife accepted an offer of tenured professor of agriculture and chancellor. I am a retired air force officer whose hobbies in the past have been making bow ties as well as raising Purple Martins and Muscovy ducks, including two Chinese Geese.. My sewing room is about set up and I am about ready to begin making bow ties. And last spring I had a Martin Colony built and installed albeit a bit too late to attract Purple Martins last a year. Hopefully they will inhabit the colony within the next few weeks even though it has normally taken me two years for Scouts to arrive. In addition, I have discovered nearby lakes and ponds into which I have been thinking about introducing mature Muscovy ducks -- assuming I can do so legally? So my questions have to do with determining the closest breeders from whom I might purchase Muscovy ducks and the legality of doing so. Any advice from members would be welcome. Thank you.
Greetings from Kansas, BrotherColonel, and ! Happy you joined our community! I think the best advice I could give you about where to obtain the ducks you seek is to post in the AR thread in this link: https://www.backyardchickens.com/f/26/where-am-i-where-are-you A local may be able to advise you. Also, make sure and visit the Ducks Forum here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/f/42/ducks Best wishes and thanks for joining BYC! Hope you find the birds you want!!
Hi there, and welcome to the forum! I'm so glad you joined BYC, please make yourself at home here, and enjoy all the chickeny folks! ~Cuz
G’Day from down under BrotherColonel Welcome! I hope the folks on the Duck Forum are able to help you out. I also hope you enjoy being a BYC member. There are lots of friendly and very helpful folks here so not only is it overflowing with useful information it is also a great place to make friends and have some fun. Unlike non chicken loving friends, family and colleagues, BYC’ers never tire of stories or pictures that feature our feathered and non feathered friends
