The Quack Shack

[duluthralphie]

Do any of you that “rehoming” roosters ever go back to check, or do you just take them at their word?

I figure a rehoming a rooster or anything edible is just giving them a free meal.

 

[Magnolia Ducks]

I get regular check ups and pictures on my rehome d drakes. That said if someone wanted to eat them that would be ok too. I just can't do it.

 

[ShrekDawg]

I get regular check ups and pictures on my rehome d drakes. That said if someone wanted to eat them that would be ok too. I just can't do it.

Yeah, that’s why I rehomed mine because I didn’t want to kill them myself since I hatched and raised them

 

[Magnolia Ducks]

Mostly the pictures are of children hugging them. They might prefer to be eaten.

 

[ShrekDawg]

Do any of you that “rehoming” roosters ever go back to check, or do you just take them at their word?

I figure a rehoming a rooster or anything edible is just giving them a free meal.

I probably won’t just because I don’t want to bug them but they were telling me about their flock when they first emailed me and were very talkative today so I think they’ll probably keep at least one of them.

They said that they had two roosters before but they lost them to hawks or owls so I think they were looking for replacements.

But I am sure that they will probably eat or rehome the others eventually but I’m fine with that. I even said in my ad I was hoping to find them homes but didn’t mind even people ate them either so I’m sure that probably helped them get rehomed fast haha

These people seemed like a nice family and honest so I don’t think they’ll eat all of them but I don’t mind even if they did.

I do think that the first person that contacted me definitely just wanted the free meals though lol

 

[ShrekDawg]

Mostly the pictures are of children hugging them. They might prefer to be eaten.

these people have a toddler so sure the bird will be hugged lol

 

[ShrekDawg]

Do any of you that “rehoming” roosters ever go back to check, or do you just take them at their word?

I figure a rehoming a rooster or anything edible is just giving them a free meal.

Oh I should also note that I don’t mind giving them meals even if that’s all they end up doing with them because I raised them myself and didn’t want to kill them

 

[Trimurtisan]

Do any of you that “rehoming” roosters ever go back to check, or do you just take them at their word?

I figure a rehoming a rooster or anything edible is just giving them a free meal.

In general I don't rehome for free, and if they are paying I'm not asking their intentions.

 

[Trimurtisan]

Extended the small a-frame with a 4x4 run. It's about time for everyone to graduate to the next sized living quarters. In the next day or so the d'Uccle will be in the garage with the other bantams. Then the Khaki/Rouen ducklings will go in here.

 

[J99]

I get regular check ups and pictures on my rehome d drakes. That said if someone wanted to eat them that would be ok too. I just can't do it.

awww that sounds amazing!!! I have three 8 week old Indian runner male ducklings that I want to rehome to a good home
And that’s what I want
It’s hard to find