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- Mar 30, 2015
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Oh, Yeah. I've already covered the hole with a baby gate,and my husband is going to repair it properly as soon as he gets home.
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So very sorry, but I don't see why she wouldn't be safe to eat. You know exactly why she died and I don't think it is bad at all to consume her.Hey, This will sound a bit morbid, but one of our welsh harlequins died today. She got out of the fence throughout a truly tiny hole that was covered by some brush. Anyway the neighbor's dog got ahold of her. She was alive when I got to her, but had a puncture to her chest. She died while I waited for my husband to get home so we could take her to the vet together, or so he could put her down. It depended on what he thought. I have a small child and couldn't juggle both him and a flappyish bird at the vets office so we needed two sets of hands , and I couldn't put her down on my own either.
My question though is she safe to eat? I hate for her to die without purpose. It's so sad. Any advice would be great.
Hey, This will sound a bit morbid, but one of our welsh harlequins died today. She got out of the fence throughout a truly tiny hole that was covered by some brush. Anyway the neighbor's dog got ahold of her. She was alive when I got to her, but had a puncture to her chest. She died while I waited for my husband to get home so we could take her to the vet together, or so he could put her down. It depended on what he thought. I have a small child and couldn't juggle both him and a flappyish bird at the vets office so we needed two sets of hands , and I couldn't put her down on my own either.
My question though is she safe to eat? I hate for her to die without purpose. It's so sad. Any advice would be great.
Has anybody heard of white chiltern ducks, because I'm getting 5 ducklings tomorrow and i don't know what they look like, other than being white lol!
Ok thank youAccording to the Googles, they're a white hybrid bred for egg-laying. They look like Pekins.
http://www.freerangepoultry.ie/our-breeds-2/ducks-geese-and-guinea-fowl/43-chiltern-duck18