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Embark on a fulfilling journey by building your own duck enclosure. This DIY project not only offers a sense of accomplishment but also builds a special bond between you and your feathered companions. Start this heartwarming endeavor to experience the joy of creating a safe and cozy space for your ducks while nurturing your passion for their well-being. Let's get started on creating an inviting home filled with happiness and warmth for both you and your beloved ducks!

Building a goose coop or duck house. Waterfowl don't need the same things as chickens do, so building ducks or geese a coop is slightly different than building a chicken coop. I'll show you how. #homesteading

Most ducklings start out pretty friendly, but as they grow up, many people find that their ducks get skittish and don't like the company of people. These 6 tips are my go-to methods for raising ducks that actually like being with people. These are perfect for beginners whether you raise your ducks for meat or as pets. Check it out and start conditioning your ducklings today! #ducks #homesteading #duckponds #raisingducks #feedingducks #duckcare #backyardpoultry #selfsufficient

Do Ducks Need a Pond? Duck Pond Ideas - The Cape Coop

Easy DIY duck and chicken run ideas that that we have implemented for our mixed flock.

In a comment on last week's Five Things Friday, Tracy asked, Are there any reasons not to get ducks? This is a serious question. I really want ducks. I’ve wanted ducks for the last 12 years but have

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With a quack, quack here… and a quack, quack there, old McDonald had a farm. Well, he is not the only one who has some ducks on his farm these days. In previous posts, I have shown you how to set up a diy duck first aid kit, diy kiddie pool duck brooder and diy

Duck pen with garden in front

The duck house my husband made from pallets

Thinking about raising ducks for the first time? We made one crucial mistake with our ducks. Save yourself time and zero stress by having your ducks..

In the realm of sustainability and resourcefulness, repurposing old items has become a favored practice that showcases both creativity and practicality. One remarkable example of this ingenuity is the conversion of an old swing set frame into a DIY chicken coop. This innovative project not only repurposes an unused structure, but it also offers a practical and eco-friendly solution for housing chickens. By employing metal supports for stability and utilizing corrugated iron sheeting, the…