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How To Raise Muscovy Ducks | Podcast 41

how to raise muscovy ducks

Jared and his wife from JandJAcres.net [take note of the .net] wanted some ducks that wouldn’t be too loud, would free range well, and raise baby ducklings on their own. They decided to get Muscovy ducks and have been very happy with them.

Jared
Jared from JandJ Acres.net

Listen to hear Jared tell about their muscovy ducks including the “disaster” that wiped out 6 of their duck nests, the situation with regulations for muscovy ducks, how they keep them on their property, how the drakes “fight,” what it costs to feed them, how the ducks helped seal his pond, the rule they have pertaining to animals that they plan to eat, how the ducks help with insect control, why the Muscovy duck meat is unique, and more!

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Comments

  1. Kaylee says

    This was great! I have Muscovy ducks. 1 male 2 females. Did he ever mention what type of fencing used and if he housed them with the chickens? Also poop plastered pond….sound gross but awesome haha but how to keep my kids out of it??? ;)

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  2. Milton says

    I have 2 males and three females. My question is : When she lays eggs does she sit in them like a chicken until they hatch. Mine have played eggs but no females or males are sitting on them.

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