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So cute!!!!
glad to "hear" from you again Rancher. I've said it before and I'll say it again, don't tell my chickens but I think I prefer my ducks. Before our runner Penelope went broody she laid nearly every day. The Pekins lay really well too. And the eggs are HUGE from both and very delicious. There isn't a pecking order, they accept new ducks with open wings, they don't even care that chickens exist and co mingle with them fine. LOVE my duckers. If you are going to get ducks make sure you do your research and get a good egg layer. Pekins lay well, but eat like pigs. My guess is the feed to egg ratio is much better with my runners (well once she and her young lady's start laying and she starts again) than with my Pekins.![]()
yeah, Pekins are known as meat birds also. But I get 200 plus eggs a year from each girl. Miss Penelope was at least 5 eggs a week before she went broody. I keep waiting for her to lay again since the 7 week old lil ones are almost as tall as herThe Rouens aren't noted for their egg production, as they were developed mostly as meat birds - it seems that they average approximately 150 eggs per year. We shall see, though. Like Pekins, they're feed vacuums, but they're such adorable, personable feed vacuums that I don't mind.![]()
yeah, Pekins are known as meat birds also. But I get 200 plus eggs a year from each girl. Miss Penelope was at least 5 eggs a week before she went broody. I keep waiting for her to lay again since the 7 week old lil ones are almost as tall as her