Recent content by ChickenFan

Quote: I have not had a problem with shipping. Let me know if you decide you can do it.

Quote: ## Hi, I have done it quite a bit via the USPS. Let me know if you decide you want to do it and I buy them from you.

I am interested in the females. Shipping is fine. I have gotten most of my chickens that way. They are shipped through the USPS. As far as the person who asked what I would be doing with the ducks???? Err.. why does anyone look for girls . For eggs.

I am in GA. I would be happy to pay for shipping if you want to do it. Thanks.

Hi, Thanks for your reply but I don't need any more boys here. I am looking for hens only.

Hi, Thanks. The others are laying so that is not it. She must just be the favorite. My ratio is about 50/50 which I know is high on the drake side. They seemed OK till now though. I will split them up.

Hi Again, Well let me know. I am happy to pay for shipping. I am just over run with testosterone here at the moment so can only take girls.

Hi All, I have a problem with my ducks and I'm hoping someone with a better understanding of duck breeding behavior can help. I have a khaki girl who is constantly under attack by my drakes. Gang rape big time. This started roughly two weeks ago. We are heading into fall here so I'm...

Hi, I am interested in your duck hens (not drakes) but I am in N. GA. Would you consider shipping when temps drop?

Hi All, I am interested in getting some mature duck hens that are close to laying age or already laying. I am in North GA and will happily pay for shipping.

Thanks!

I am getting some adult ducks that are already laying. What should I do about nesting boxes for them? My hen boxes are off the ground and I have the impression that ducks will want something closer to the ground??? I have heard ducks don't like to go backwards ?? so that the box needs to...

OK, thanks!

Isn't that toxic though it they start pecking at it?

Hi Everyone, We are getting ready to build a new coop. Clearly we need to protect the wood from rain and other moisture but we don't want to use a toxic treatment. What are some safe options for treating wood considering that chickens will try and eat everything around them. Thanks!