I believe it was probably me that gave that impression because OP was talking about putting their 2 week old duckling outside by it self my apologies.
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Oh wow that’s awesome!!!! That’s funny they don’t like it even though that’s a pretty big space.
I need to expand my run. It’s too small. I try to let them free range every day too but I’d still like to expand it. I actually have the stuff to do it but currently the panels are being used for my chick’s pen
How many birds do you have?
That is hilarious! Didn’t you say a predator got one of your goats?
That is so neat! Is the water shallow enough for you to wade through? What kind of wild ducks call this place home?Did some more exploring of Duck Creek yesterday (yep it's really called Duck creek) and I kinda wanna build a hut down here for the duckys.View attachment 2168669
Nope, you sure didn’t. I helped OP on a different thread, it had to do with it not walking correctly. OP gave me the impression through prior interactions and this one.I believe it was probably me that gave that impression because OP was talking about putting their 2 week old duckling outside by it self my apologies.
Oh wow that’s hilarious!!! Hahah maybe move the feeder across the pasture!?They're spoiled brats, that's why! lol. Once they get used to free ranging all day every day, there's no going back. They have plenty of nice space and deep shade, but if I leave them in their run, you'd think I was killing them. I try to explain the reasoning, but it goes in one ear and out the other, I guess.
I think I'm up to 50-60 chickens at the moment. I ordered 30ish chicks during the "pandemic madness" and we'll be finding homes for probably about 1/3 of them that I can tell are roosters. Ultimately my goal is to be at 40-45 chickens, with most of those being large breed layers.
In the quack shack we have 5 ducks and 2 chinese geese. But I'm sure duck math will hit at some point so I went ahead and made the run as big as I could.
I also have 5 spoiled goats that have a nice barn and an acre pasture and they refuse to do anything except sit in their hay feeder 5 feet from the barn everyday.
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So basically, don't feel bad if your ducks/critters don't have all of the room in the world. Sometimes even if you give it to them, they don't care.
I am so jealous. I always wanted Nigerian dwarfs and built a barn for them. Then I couldn't find any. Axis deer, antelope even Zebras but no goats.They're spoiled brats, that's why! lol. Once they get used to free ranging all day every day, there's no going back. They have plenty of nice space and deep shade, but if I leave them in their run, you'd think I was killing them. I try to explain the reasoning, but it goes in one ear and out the other, I guess.
I think I'm up to 50-60 chickens at the moment. I ordered 30ish chicks during the "pandemic madness" and we'll be finding homes for probably about 1/3 of them that I can tell are roosters. Ultimately my goal is to be at 40-45 chickens, with most of those being large breed layers.
In the quack shack we have 5 ducks and 2 chinese geese. But I'm sure duck math will hit at some point so I went ahead and made the run as big as I could.
I also have 5 spoiled goats that have a nice barn and an acre pasture and they refuse to do anything except sit in their hay feeder 5 feet from the barn everyday.
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So basically, don't feel bad if your ducks/critters don't have all of the room in the world. Sometimes even if you give it to them, they don't care.