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- Jan 16, 2019
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Texas ducks .
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Awww thank you . I appreciate you replying . May I ask one more question... since I have 6 ducks and I believe two are male ; do I need to separate any of the males . I have never raised ducks before . And btw they all love my boxer dog . They quack so loudly good morning at him when I let him out in morning for potty break . They are so funny and so relaxing to watch . LolI'd say if the one crested has a raspy voice it's a drake My Runner drake hasn't a drake curl either. Your blacks look like Swedish. Beautiful ducks!
16 weeksThe loud ones are female. The ones with a deep rough quack are males. How old are they? That might be why they don't have curled tail feathers yet.
Ok . So do they only have sex in water ?Since you have a crested female your going to have to protect her from over mating under that huge crest is a layer of fat with no skull under it which means she can be injured from rough mating and two drakes going after her would not be good on her and your other females can suffer too Duck sex is rough to begin with and sometimes drakes will gang up on a female and if in water she can be drowned. Separating or rehiring one drake would be best or separating both drakes from your females. I have two drakes to 10 females no over mating here and since I have a Muscovy and Runner drakes they would never think of getting in the pool and hanging up on a female they rarely notice each other at all.
Since you have a crested female your going to have to protect her from over mating under that huge crest is a layer of fat with no skull under it which means she can be injured from rough mating and two drakes going after her would not be good on her and your other females can suffer too Duck sex is rough to begin with and sometimes drakes will gang up on a female and if in water she can be drowned. Separating or rehiring one drake would be best or separating both drakes from your females. I have two drakes to 10 females no over mating here and since I have a Muscovy and Runner drakes they would never think of getting in the pool and hanging up on a female they rarely notice each other at all.
the Indian runner is the only drake I thought I had . And now I am hearing the one crested i believe is a male . But I could take one male to the huge park we have close by . There are all kinds of ducks , geese , and all types of water fowls . I just wouldn’t know which one to get rid of . The Indian runner or the white crested . Arrhhh I love all my babies . And I don’t want any of them hurtAnd like @Miss Lydia said cresteds are really not a good candidate for multiple drakes. You could get a bunch more females and hope the cresteds aren't the drakes favorite ducks. One of my drakes only mounts and breeds one duck.
You could separate one or both drakes. When it warms up I imagine the drakes will be really sexually charged and begin to try to breed everything in sight. Just think about your crested girls first, they are the most likely to get hurt by breeding.