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My ducks did this too and I just cut back on treats and tried to fix it but it didn’t stay on. I would cut back on treats and try to wrap it

Sweet! Can’t wait to see the widdle chicks!

when I go to tractor supply and I see “turken” I read turkey and get excited cause I want turkeys but TSC never has any.

Yup! That is a naked neck. Some times called a turken

Yeah. Drake problems am I right. I’m having the same problem. I bought three ducklings from TSC, two magpies, one khaki Campbell. The Campbell and one of the magpies, Oreo are drakes. Luckily I have enough hens for the magpie because heavy breeds need less hens. I love them both dearly but the...

Thanks!

Nevermind!

How’s the hatch going?

No problem! Maybe she is

Yeah. It looks like a Swedish, but I have a khaki Drake and Pekín hens and they hatched just like that. Like chocolate Swedish?

I didn’t but it’s fine

I have both magpies, and Pekins along with a khaki Campbell. They magpies took a little longer to feather out than the khaki or Pekins. I would separate her for a day or two with a similar sized duckling and make sure she’s eating well.

Okay thanks

Is it drinking water?

How old is it? Is it eating normally and the other ducks are not pushing it away from food? What breed?

Um I don’t see a photo?

Yes they do. Yes they do.:drool

Is the americauna spelt this way when you bought her? If so you will get Easter eggers. Hatcheries do this to get people to buy americaunas thinking they are ameruacanas which have beards and put blue eggs.

Also try to save the duck. You’ll be surprised how well they can bounce back even with a disability

No no no! Shot gun will destroy that chicken! What I do is get a box that will fit the chicken, cut a hole in the box for the head, put a thing of twine like rope around the head to stretch it, and then the morbid part. Get an axe and another person, one person, usually the more squimish person...