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Keeping squirrels out of duck food
I have a hypothesis that women domesticated the dog, but then the dogs mostly left us on read to pursue their bromance with men. -
Keeping squirrels out of duck food
They tend to be like that, but somehow the dog always becomes their favorite person. -
Duck Egg Colour Genetics
Rouen, Black Swedish, Cayuga, and Welsh Harlequin. -
Keeping squirrels out of duck food
Any chance you have a cat or dog you can train as a squirrel killer? Or reach out to see if anyone in the area has any kittens from barn cats that have a reputation as squirrel killers? Cats are a mixed bag, you never know if you’ll get one that only likes to hunt one thing and not another, but... -
Let’s Talk About Bird Flu
Covid nearly killed me, 0 out of five stars, 100% would not recommend it.- Goosebaby
- Post #321
- Forum: Emergencies / Diseases / Injuries and Cures
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Gender of two geese
Congratulations on your first egg! And what a whopper too! -
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Got new ducks and one suddenly died. The other can't walk.
I didn’t think of that but that could be what happened, poor things! -
Do Male Geese Guard Females on Eggs?
Yes it’s probably their ganders. -
Got new ducks and one suddenly died. The other can't walk.
I’m so sorry! There are several things that could cause this, an attack maybe? Are there any signs of injury? Another possibility is a toxin, exposure to lead, zinc, or some sort of chemical, or botulism. There’s also the possibility of an illness like HPAI or west Nile. Vitamin deficiencies... -
Things you wish you could say
Update: Mr. Bro Cold is now divorced….and much to my disappointment my source had no more tea to spill on the subject.- Goosebaby
- Post #18,962
- Forum: Random Ramblings
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Support Group for Abused Duck Keepers
Mine are the opposite most nights. They want to stay out and experience the “night life.” -
Duck Egg Colour Genetics
And here I am over here side eyeing all my girls who were advertised to lay blue eggs yet all lay white eggs. -
Limping Buff goose, no apparent cause.
Sometimes a big egg can press on the nerves leading to the legs and cause temporary partial to full paralysis of one or both legs, so that can cause limping, but it should resolve itself once the egg is out of her system. Beyond that it might be an issue with the layer feed. Calcium works as a...