Duck mommy 2019
Crowing
- Apr 1, 2019
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if they are use to humans and can’t catch their own food, have u thought about keeping them?
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Can I ask about your tote? Where did you get a lid like that? It almost looks like it was specifically made to be a brooder!They have a heat lamp, as you can see, and on the left, inside the box is a mama cave.
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if they are use to humans and can’t catch their own food, have u thought about keeping them?
Can I ask about your tote? Where did you get a lid like that? It almost looks like it was specifically made to be a brooder!
No matter how used to humans you think they are they will not hang out with people when released. Once they are full wing and capable of flying keep heir enclosure open so they can come and go. It is illegal to keep them enclosed. There is no need to find a place to release them they will do it on their own not to mention they will migrate anyway. They may do some short flights around the house now and then and then one day never come back and once they do you'll be sad but know you gave them the chance at a good life. I raised a couple of wild mallards one comes back every year for 5 years and the other never came back.
I would release them at the preserve, the habitat is likely to be more suited, wood ducks don't as a rule live by people.