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Quote: Good for her! Are her eggs bigger than most duck eggs? Quote: Welcome to BYD! I don't have chickens so I'm not sure about that. I'm around 3 hours from Minneapolis, but I know a couple people raising birds in that area.

Yeah, a laying breed would probably do better. That's great!

Haha, nope! 3 of the four are on their second winter.

Hmm... maybe get ducks? I have 4 duck hens that are old enough to lay.... 4 eggs every day!

I'm about a hour and twenty minutes from there, but I do have a trio of crossbreed bantams (one male, two females) that are available. And a few OEGB chicks, but they are only a few weeks old.

Oh too bad. That must have been the weekend the our peppers suffered so badly, even though they were covered.

What happened to your first garden?

What kind of duck is it? Perhaps the "swan" could be a Embden or White Chinese Goose?

I'll post pics! We have two oranges, one really cool lilac, and 5 brown, black, and orange ones! I'm WAY closer than both @holm25 and @bantiesrule !!!! @lalaland

That's awesome how you caught the whole thing! What color do you call the calf?

That's me! Well, I think he is going to get just half of the goslings since he is getting ducklings too.

Okay, just let me know if you ever want some.

Do you want African Geese? My goose is sitting on 6 or 7 growing eggs right now that I will be selling.

Wow that would be frustrating. I hope they don't buckle to the pressure!

Welcome!

Aren't they due tomorrow? You must be fast!

My Maiden Rock hen is broody on 12 eggs! My brother candled the eggs and most of them are growing nicely!

Oh it isn't hard at all. Over the winter they my ducks didn't always have water, we just let them out several times a day to drink, then put them back in, unless it was a warmer day and they were outside. That way there was less mess in the barn.

Why don't you like keeping them in winter? Okay, I'll just try to advertise them more then.

Oh, well the runners are molting!