Aug 1, 2012 #1 OldGuy43 Songster 8 Years Oct 3, 2011 2,610 139 198 Rainbow Bridge Ranch - Travis County, Texas We have been getting 2-3 duck eggs a day for about a month. This morning we got SEVEN(!), right on schedule. We're on our way now. (Note to admins & mods. We need more duck smileys. ) Last edited: Aug 1, 2012
We have been getting 2-3 duck eggs a day for about a month. This morning we got SEVEN(!), right on schedule. We're on our way now. (Note to admins & mods. We need more duck smileys. )
Aug 1, 2012 #2 Miss Lydia ~Gift of God ~ Eternal Life ~John 3:16-17 Premium Feather Member 15 Years Oct 3, 2009 136,847 175,096 2,142 Mountains of Western N.C. OldGuy43 said: We have been getting 2-3 duck eggs a day for about a month. This morning we got SEVEN(!), right on schedule. We're on our way now. (Note to admins & mods. We need more duck similes.) Click to expand...
OldGuy43 said: We have been getting 2-3 duck eggs a day for about a month. This morning we got SEVEN(!), right on schedule. We're on our way now. (Note to admins & mods. We need more duck similes.) Click to expand...
Aug 1, 2012 #3 Amiga Overrun with Runners 12 Years Jan 3, 2010 23,221 2,942 571 Southern New England Agreed about the smileys, too. What color are their eggs?
Aug 1, 2012 Thread starter #4 OldGuy43 Songster 8 Years Oct 3, 2011 2,610 139 198 Rainbow Bridge Ranch - Travis County, Texas Unlike chickens, the color of the duck doesn't seem to affect the color of the egg. At least the ones we're getting from our Khaki Campbells are off white, kinda ivory. definitely not brown. Last edited: Aug 1, 2012
Unlike chickens, the color of the duck doesn't seem to affect the color of the egg. At least the ones we're getting from our Khaki Campbells are off white, kinda ivory. definitely not brown.