Dino is adorable!Dino loves the chicks. Normally I use something with solid sides so he had to stand over it to see them. Now he just gets to lay down and enjoy them.
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Dino is adorable!Dino loves the chicks. Normally I use something with solid sides so he had to stand over it to see them. Now he just gets to lay down and enjoy them.
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I think I'd be mounting him with a touch of dominance. I'm not sure how effective that would be with Scovies though.My muscovies prefer being inside. I don't let Olly out, he stays in a shed size pen, his brother hangs with him while the mallard hangs with the chickens, sometimes peeking into the fence with Olly and Echo. One of my drake muscovies has been attempting to mate me... He grabs my leg and... Attempts to, I push him away and then lock him out of the coop while I grab the eggs, then he goes to mate Bella... I don't like this behavior.
Time of year. You need some Muscovy females at least 3 each for your Muscovy drakes.My muscovies prefer being inside. I don't let Olly out, he stays in a shed size pen, his brother hangs with him while the mallard hangs with the chickens, sometimes peeking into the fence with Olly and Echo. One of my drake muscovies has been attempting to mate me... He grabs my leg and... Attempts to, I push him away and then lock him out of the coop while I grab the eggs, then he goes to mate Bella... I don't like this behavior.
Oh it works just have to be consistent.I think I'd be mounting him with a touch of dominance. I'm not sure how effective that would be with Scovies though.
I was going to tell you it looks like a sandhill.Now they're preening together...
It would appear to be Sandhill cranes. I just never looked it up.
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Sure don't want to be standing out in the open when they fly over. yikes.I was going to tell you it looks like a sandhill.
We have thousands of them up here during the warm months.
During fall migration they will spend 6-8 weeks grouped up in the fields. There will be tens of thousands on a 160 acre field. The noise is deafening.
They are delicious. But the PETA people only let us hunt them in a couple north western counties.
If the corn and beans are not off the fields before they come, they will harvest the fields for the farmers....
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they really are this thick.
Sure don't want to be standing out in the open when they fly over. yikes.
I have 2m/2f Pekin, and yes they can be pretty loud. Big Momma cam be heard about 2 blocks away when she goes on a quack attack. I don't have any major complaints, but they are nowhere near my favorite breed. I've actually tried giving them away a few times but there people haven't followed through. Would you be interested? Both m/f pair are bonded, so it would need to be in pairs. They should be 11 months old now.
These about activate me to the max...
Valentine ducks aka free ducks come March.
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Medicated feed! Get your medicated ducks!
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