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[WVduckchick]

WV/VW, are they pinioned ?

Nope not yet

 

[sourland]

Nope not yet

If you are getting the wind that we are getting ---------------

Really hope that I am wrong.

 

[WVduckchick]

If you are getting the wind that we are getting ---------------

Really hope that I am wrong.

Wind passed thru last night, just colder today.

 

[Ravynscroft]

not good. The wood drake got thru my netting and flew the coop last night. He's gone. I can only hope he sticks near by his girls, but I doubt it.
The others are fine, just scared as chit. This was the dumbest thing I've ever done. Well, lately, anyway.

Oh, no!!

 

[WVduckchick]

If you are getting the wind that we are getting ---------------

Really hope that I am wrong.

He's gone forever, isn't he?

 

[WVduckchick]

Oh, no!!

Thanks.

 

[sourland]

He's gone forever, isn't he?

I hope not, but bottom line is that even after many generations of captive breeding they tend to retain their 'wild' nature unlike mallards which even have conformation changes after many generations of captive breeding. The activity and calling of your other birds should bring him back if he is still in the area.

 

[Fields Mountain Farm]

I hope not, but bottom line is that even after many generations of captive breeding they tend to retain their 'wild' nature unlike mallards which even have conformation changes after many generations of captive breeding. The activity and calling of your other birds should bring him back if he is still in the area.

...I hope he come back

 

[Ravynscroft]

He's gone forever, isn't he?

Contact the lady you got them from, let her know and ask her to keep an eye out for him... if he doesn't come back to his girl, he might go back to where he was raised...

 

[Fields Mountain Farm]

Contact the lady you got them from, let her know and ask her to keep an eye out for him... if he doesn't come back to his girl, he might go back to where he was raised...