Where to find Ancona or magpie ducklings?

[JaredandLauren]

I am in search of Ancona or magpie ducklings. I live in Colorado and am having a hard time finding any tractor supply type store or local farm that sells them. I’m not sure if I’m looking in the right places but so far no luck. I only want two or three ducklings and online stores have a pretty large order limit. I don’t have room nor do I need such a large flock. Anyone have any ideas?
***I also would be okay with hatching eggs as well.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I am in search of Ancona or magpie ducklings. I live in Colorado and am having a hard time finding any tractor supply type store or local farm that sells them. I’m not sure if I’m looking in the right places but so far no luck. I only want two or three ducklings and online stores have a pretty large order limit. I don’t have room nor do I need such a large flock. Anyone have any ideas?
***I also would be okay with hatching eggs as well.

Well, IDEAL has a minimum of like 5, ($30) minimum as opposed to a set number of birds, but they're straight run only

 

[JaredandLauren]

Well, IDEAL has a minimum of like 5, ($30) minimum as opposed to a set number of birds, but they're straight run only

I only need two or three max. It’s more for pets than for meat or eggs. I already have 11 chickens and they produce plenty of eggs for us. I just wanted to have two or three ducks to add to our small farm. Straight run is fine as I’m not looking for any type of egg or breeding production purpose, though that would be an added bonus if I ended up with females.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

If you get 5 or 6, odds are as pets you could keep the males (seperate from the chickens) and be able to make a little money back selling any gals you get. IDEAL is pretty good at getting close to 50 50 for straight runs

 

[JaredandLauren]

If you get 5 or 6, odds are as pets you could keep the males (seperate from the chickens) and be able to make a little money back selling any gals you get. IDEAL is pretty good at getting close to 50 50 for straight runs

That’s a good point. Thank you!