The Quack Shack

[WannaBeHillBilly]

It's not about killing the coon being legal or not. . it's the style of trap because it can easily kill things that are not intended. There are regulations regarding using that style of trap, where they can be placed.
I wouldn't go around bragging about it locally is all I'm sayin.

I love F@T
Everything I've bought from there has been quality.

Only determined predators will be led by their scent to the trap, so far it caught the two trash-pandas that would not go into the cage traps.
And really, they are seen as pest here and can be killed by all means…

 

[Muscovy Wunda]

How I will always describe muscovies in the spring

 

[Luv Ducks]

How I will always describe muscovies in the springView attachment 4166012

My all White large female Muscovy is my friendliest bird as she lets me pet her all the while I am stealing the eggs under her that she thinks she is going to hatch out. I just love her.

 

[Supercow]

Our younger drake has somehow managed to lose his hind claw on one foot. What can we expect?

- it will grow back (??)
- it will remain missing but the foot will form a callus and be OK
- it will be a permanent sore spot

What's realistic? Thank you!

 

[WannaBeHillBilly]

Our younger drake has somehow managed to lose his hind claw on one foot. What can we expect?

- it will grow back (??)
- it will remain missing but the foot will form a callus and be OK
- it will be a permanent sore spot

What's realistic? Thank you!

If you have, treat it with some antibiotics to avoid an infection. The claw won't grow back but your drake will soon forget that he had one.

 

[Luv Ducks]

Our younger drake has somehow managed to lose his hind claw on one foot. What can we expect?

- it will grow back (??)
- it will remain missing but the foot will form a callus and be OK
- it will be a permanent sore spot

What's realistic? Thank you!

When you buy domestic Mallards the hind claw on the right foot is removed from the hatchery to prove they are domestic. It should heal and do just fine. Good luck with him.

 

[Luv Ducks]

When you buy domestic Mallards the hind claw on the right foot is removed from the hatchery to prove they are domestic. It should heal and do just fine. Good luck with him.

Mine never grew back and they are fine without it.