Support Group for Abused Duck Keepers

[BelovedBirds]

Ok here is the actual list.1) beautiful feathers,

Welsh harlequins, welshies welshies welshies!!!!

that's why I don't love khaki kambells

okay are you just here to insult half of the duck community?

. 2) could hypothetically be able to fly.

What does hypothetically mean? Sprightly flew 4 foot into a fence yesterday if that counts!

3) go broody. I ain't getting no more birds that can't keep themselves going. OK maybe I'll make an exception for leghorns and ISA browns

The double standard

 

[picklestheduck]

Oh that too. In my case the neighbors have lost it with all the crowing, so super loud ducks is a no no. Hence MUSCOVY

I have 6 VERY loud ducks and three obnoxious roosters and horses that whinny and goats that are always making a ruckus. Sorry neighbors

 

[picklestheduck]

I never knew I needed this
Definitely have been abused though.....

We are here for you!

 

[BelovedBirds]

It doesn’t matter what you start with you will get duck fever abd rbf yo with menu types
I started with 2 pekin then a khaki
Then had babies pekin x khaki
Then I got buff , silver and blue Swedish
And now the lady that I got my khaki and Swedish from is having me incubate some silver appleyards for her
I told her stop getting more kinds it’s making my flock grow
So in the near future I will be adding in 2 silver appleyards

I'm going to be honest, I think you may be becoming a duckaholic
This is of course a good thing!
Once I have land, I'm raising an army

 

[BelovedBirds]

I never knew I needed this
Definitely have been abused though.....

Welcome!
This is a safe space, nothing you say here will be repeated to your ducks!

 

[fluffycrow]

Welsh harlequins, welshies welshies welshies!!!!

okay are you just here to insult half of the duck community?

What does hypothetically mean? Sprightly flew 4 foot into a fence yesterday if that counts!

The double standard

Hypothetically means that if need be, I could trust that my duck could take off and be saved. Hate to say this, but we've gotten MANY wild fires in the recent years, and some were too close for comfort. When you got a lot of birds, and yourself to save from death, it's reassuring to know that at least some animals can fly and possibly have a chance, because you can't fit them all in one car. Sorry, it got a little sad

 

[picklestheduck]

I'm going to be honest, I think you may be becoming a duckaholic
This is of course a good thing!
Once I have land, I'm raising an army

Duck armies are the best. I want to rescue some. There’s a duck rescue near me that has THOUSANDS of abused, injured, unwanted and special needs waterfowl. Once I make a designated duck coop and run this summer I think I might need to send them a message. Id love some welsh harle-however you spell it

 

[fluffycrow]

Welshies are beautiful though

 

[Isadora]

Ok here is the actual list.1) beautiful feathers, that's why I don't love khaki kambells. 2) could hypothetically be able to fly. 3) go broody.

Mallards or calls

 

[cooingdove]

Ok here is the actual list.1) beautiful feathers, that's why I don't love khaki kambells. 2) could hypothetically be able to fly. 3) go broody. I ain't getting no more birds that can't keep themselves going. OK maybe I'll make an exception for leghorns and ISA browns

I think Muscovys have a little of all these traits:
1 they have stark contrasts like brown/white black/white that is very aesthetically pleasing
2 They will sit on the roof of your house if you don't trim their wings
3 They go broody and have nests of 10+ chicks, and older ones can have multiple broods per season. Also usually every female goes broody, not just one or two.
Keep in mind this is just my experience, maybe not all musckovys are like this