Show off your Peas!

[RuzichFamily]

My ducks do fine with them. Wood ducks will require a permit, so if you just want eye candy ducks and are not interested in breeding them consider mandarin ducks!








To all of you, check out this thread and the pictures I took at Sylvan Heights: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/914767/trip-to-sylvan-heights-bird-park

I've thought about mandarins, and may still get a pair down the road, but woodys have always been my favorite duck. I just love their look, and they're hard to hit when hunting so I have lots of respect for them as a hunter. As far as the permit goes, I'm good there. I got the required permit before I got my ring neck pheasants. Was just one permit here in IL, was pretty simple.

Beautiful ducks BTW!

 

[nate1the1great1]

My ducks do fine with them. Wood ducks will require a permit, so if you just want eye candy ducks and are not interested in breeding them consider mandarin ducks! To all of you, check out this thread and the pictures I took at Sylvan Heights: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/914767/trip-to-sylvan-heights-bird-park

Do you hatch mandarin ducks bc i really want some but there so expensive

 

[Birdrain92]

You could go with Indian Runner ducks they are good layers and you can eat the eggs.

 

[zazouse]

My ducks do fine with them. Wood ducks will require a permit, so if you just want eye candy ducks and are not interested in breeding them consider mandarin ducks!








To all of you, check out this thread and the pictures I took at Sylvan Heights: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/914767/trip-to-sylvan-heights-bird-park

Beautiful photos

welcome back

 

[RuzichFamily]

You could go with Indian Runner ducks they are good layers and you can eat the eggs.

Not a big fan of their look, they just look awkward to me, like a weeble wobble thats about to fall down, haha! And I'm stubborn, know what I want blah blah hardheaded man yada yada therefore settle for nothing but woodys...

Plus, once the rest of my pullets get up and laying, I won't need any more eggs, lol, got about 50 hens & pullets altogether. I just was curious if there were disease issues like I was told.

 

[zazouse]

runners remind me of bowling pens with legs, they are so funny when they run.

 

[Prairie Fleur]

My ducks do fine with them. Wood ducks will require a permit, so if you just want eye candy ducks and are not interested in breeding them consider mandarin ducks! To all of you, check out this thread and the pictures I took at Sylvan Heights: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/914767/trip-to-sylvan-heights-bird-park

Wow!!! I REALLY want mandarin ducks!!! So Gorgeous!!!

 

[BYC-user-174785]

I hope I reply to everyone's posts. If I don't just let me know.

I do sell them along with wood ducks in the fall time. PM me if you would like to place an order.

I believe the permit you have for ring necked pheasants is just a state permit. You will also be needing a federal permit specifically for migratory waterfowl.

Thanks for the comments about my ducks!

 

[RuzichFamily]

I hope I reply to everyone's posts. If I don't just let me know.

I do sell them along with wood ducks in the fall time. PM me if you would like to place an order.

I believe the permit you have for ring necked pheasants is just a state permit. You will also be needing a federal permit specifically for migratory waterfowl.

Thanks for the comments about my ducks!

That makes sense. I'll have to look at the cost of the permit & go from there. Thanks for the info!! Just out of curiosity, how old are your mandarins & woodys when you sell them? Do you sell in male/female pairs? Thanks again!!!

 

[BYC-user-174785]

I will PM you.