Re-homing Drakes

[Tinkrbell96]

Hiya! I’m sad to say I think I need to re-home to of my drakes. I love them & want them to go to someone who loves them too! I am just wondering if a next door neighbor is too close?? My immediate neighbor would love to have them but I’m afraid it’ll upset them being able to hear their mama, brothers & sisters ... anyone had experience with this?

 

[Tinkrbell96]

Hiya! I’m sad to say I think I need to re-home to of my drakes. I love them & want them to go to someone who loves them too! I am just wondering if a next door neighbor is too close?? My immediate neighbor would love to have them but I’m afraid it’ll upset them being able to hear their mama, brothers & sisters ... anyone had experience with this?

* two

 

[rosemarythyme]

I would think that'd be an ideal situation since you should know if the neighbor has a good set up for them and can take care of them, as long as there's no issues keeping them apart from your flock. (Note: I don't have experience with ducks, but I don't see why they can't be next door to you.)

 

[Quatie]

A lot of people set up drake flocks seperated from their females, and that is on their own property. I think it will be hard for them at first, but it would hard for them at first anywhere. Overtime they will likely get over it.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Hiya! I’m sad to say I think I need to re-home to of my drakes. I love them & want them to go to someone who loves them too! I am just wondering if a next door neighbor is too close?? My immediate neighbor would love to have them but I’m afraid it’ll upset them being able to hear their mama, brothers & sisters ... anyone had experience with this?

 

[Tinkrbell96]

I would think that'd be an ideal situation since you should know if the neighbor has a good set up for them and can take care of them, as long as there's no issues keeping them apart from your flock. (Note: I don't have experience with ducks, but I don't see why they can't be next door to you.)

Agreed!! Thank you