Based. I've never tried duck. Is it game-ie like lamb? I've heard good things about it
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They won't eat the Genetically Modified Crops. Just the real crops.
So if ducks won't eat that GMO shit, and only the weeds, then why do YOU eat GMO shit that even animals refuse to eat?
So if ducks won't eat that GMO shit, and only the weeds, then why do YOU eat GMO shit that even animals refuse to eat?
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The only issue is that a lot of people don't like dark fatty meat which is what ducks are. You have to really know how to cook it right.
They go through tons of water though. And make a huge mess. They integrate with our chickens fine because everybody's free range but you need a creek or a small pond to satisfy their water needs and they make a mess and lay their eggs wherever the heck they want.
The entertainment factor is through the roof with ducks. They are like a little gang that follows each other and you rarely see them by themselves. And they constantly laugh all the time... Way more entertaining than chickens.
They really remind me a lot like goats in the character and personality that they have.
The "laugh all the time" part kills me - I've pointed out to my daughter it's like they're sitting around telling jokes all day. You hear "wackwackwack... wack wack... wackwackwack QUACK QUACK QUACK QUACK QUACK!" It's like sitting outside a comedy club where you can here to comedian/audience but can't make out the words.
I'm excited to expand the flock. I like the eggs too, but like you said, a little tougher to collect.
Since the automatic door doesn't let them out until daybreak I can get them to mostly lay in the chicken shack, in the floor. Sadly you have to wash duck eggs, they are nasty creatures like I said.