I wanted to ask about runner duck egg production.
I had seen a comment on Youtube that some lady claimed her runner ducks produced a LOT of eggs, better than other ducks.
I don't know if this is true. And it doesn't really matter if its true, except that if its even remotely good, then it could potentially mean a cheaper duck that doesn't eat as much that produces a lot.
I wanted to see if others also have seen this or can comment about it?
And to harness that egg production, would it have to be a chocolate runner? Or would black runners, or white and fawn runners also be able to get strong or good egg production also?
(I have some black runners but they are too young to lay yet; only about 4 months old. And I'm thinking about this in terms of what to raise for spring.)
I had seen a comment on Youtube that some lady claimed her runner ducks produced a LOT of eggs, better than other ducks.
I don't know if this is true. And it doesn't really matter if its true, except that if its even remotely good, then it could potentially mean a cheaper duck that doesn't eat as much that produces a lot.
I wanted to see if others also have seen this or can comment about it?
And to harness that egg production, would it have to be a chocolate runner? Or would black runners, or white and fawn runners also be able to get strong or good egg production also?
(I have some black runners but they are too young to lay yet; only about 4 months old. And I'm thinking about this in terms of what to raise for spring.)