Giant Muscovy Duck Hen

[TyjTheMighty]

You need to get her together with @Cristi2205 and his big muscovy drake while the rest of us prepare to be enslaved by our giant muscovy duck overlords.

Lmao! Praise the Giant Muscovy Overlords
I just texted the lady who Coco is from originally to see if she's willing to share some pics of her big ol' muscovies *fingers crossed*

 

[casportpony]

She's about 12/13lbs to give some perspective.

That is huge!

 

[Miss Lydia]

Your thought on sex @casportpony

 

[casportpony]

Your thought on sex @casportpony

Looks male to me too.

 

[TyjTheMighty]

I talked with her original Hatcher (no pics) but her dad is abnormally large, and he's produced another abnormally large female before. That of course doesn't mean Coco is female. But I'll update you guys this spring ^_^

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Tail shape says Drake. Females have a fan, males have a long point.

 

[TyjTheMighty]

Tail shape says Drake. Females have a fan, males have a long point.

Did you get that backwards? My other females have a point and my drake has a fan. I honestly can't tell w/ Coco tbh but his/her tail is def kinda broad like my drake's.

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Did you get that backwards? My other females have a point and my drake has a fan. I honestly can't tell w/ Coco tbh but his/her tail is def kinda broad like my drake's.

I probably did mix that up a bit. I meant the long body is indicative to a drake in my experiences. I'm also interested in seeing how it goes.

 

[TyjTheMighty]

I probably did mix that up a bit. I meant the long body is indicative to a drake in my experiences. I'm also interested in seeing how it goes.

Ah, I can see that! Lol it makes sense since they're so much bigger. I'm definitely excited for spring though!

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Ah, I can see that! Lol it makes sense since they're so much bigger. I'm definitely excited for spring though!

Generally there's a lot more tail to a drake from the vent to the end. In a hen it's usually a lot shorter.

I personally haven't owned a masculine hen, but never say never in poultry.