Ducks move outside at 2 weeks old!

Welcome back to KC Farms! It is finally time. The Gold Star ducks need to move outside! They grow super fast and need more room than they currently have in their brooder. We are moving them to the old goat house that we will now call the Quack Shack #2! We purchased these ducks because we need more eggs to help keep up with our duck egg orders. Follow along with us and see when and how many eggs these ducks will lay!
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[@YOSEFUMAN]

👍👍👍🔥

[@btenn33]

Great info, thank you. Ours are so messy! 10 days and definitely ready to have them out of the brooder 😂

[@KCFarms]

Oh yeah the brooder can easily become the worst part of raising them

[@GrowingLittleCountryhomestead]

Man you got some property.

[@KCFarms]

We have 17 acres. It has been a work in progress

[@chrisleiser1013]

So glad you have lots of duck egg customers. Duck eggs make a fabulous rinse for your hair along as you rinse it ALL out.

[@KCFarms]

Really I’ve never heard of that!!

[@nathanhill6042]

I don’t know what kinda crazy you need to be to put eggs in your hair but a lot of people eat them 😂😂

[@MichaelMcbratney]

There better to eat...

[@genevieveking7666]

I didnt know you could pu them out side at just 2wks old I had kept mine in the brooder for a good month month and a half before today I just put them out there

[@KCFarms]

I only do if the weather is nice

[@richardmercado6700]

Was wondering if you worked a full time job along with running your farm .A lot of work, but I know she can handle it if you're busy!

[@KCFarms]

I was a teacher for 13 years quit this year to homeschool our kids and run the farm. We also have another business that we run from home

[@richardmercado6700]

@@KCFarms Excellent!

[@MichaelMcbratney]

Most people use eye bolts to hold the heat lamps and their cords... I just don't trust those plastic clamps... Just saying.... A rule of thumb is "never hang a heat lamp by its cord only"...