New Home for the Ducklings | Farm Raised With P. Allen Smith

[@fauziamukhwana5211]

I love this stuff thanks for sharing

[@vtnminis]

I love watching ducks and chicks..

[@DSMTSI8892]

Always enjoy your videos Allen

[@gtownlad77]

What is it about chickens and ducks forging on a well manicured lawn that just make you smile inside? :)

[@eHowPets]

We agree, Carol. They are beyond cute

[@annemann8048]

We raised chickens ducks and geese.. the geese we're so much fun...in the summertime we would leave the back door open and you would get a funny feeling and look behind you and the male goose would be watching TV through the screen door...

[@annemann8048]

Male goose

[@chamreounnannan9446]

i noticed that the coop is too small, can you mention the size of the coop and the amount of duck can we put them in from small to big, thanks

[@funnyluckable]

you should make a playlist of the ducklings

[@conscarcdr]

I'll happily do part-time if I live nearby :D

[@erictaras6137]

Can you have a pond for your knew ducks

[@coreylabello1124]

My small ducks are just starting to get feathers and they still can't walk in to my coop

[@musemgug]

well you are partly right. they shouldnt be allowed to get themselves too wet but its alright to let them play with shallow water and about 3 or 4 days of hatching they can oil themselves with their oil glands. no need to be too aggresive. calm down pal :)

[@SolidusVictorium]

So this may be a dumb question but... won't the ducks fly away? Obviously not these ones, but the older ones? I mean it's apparent that they're staying but ducks fly! ...don't they? haha

[@ericadrummer6290]

These breeds of ducks are all domesticated duck breeds. Meaning that these ducks cannot fly, so there is no need to worry about them flying away.

[@equineella6661]

Erica Drummer every duck can fly but they have to be 7 months old I know this because I work on a duck farm and I'm only 10

[@juliefrancommills2273]

Adult ducks by 7 mo can fly away. And they will if you don't have a covered pen. Predatory birds grab them too a fact

[@juliefrancommills2273]

@@ericadrummer6290 not true

[@Charlotte-ru7hu]

Yes all ducks fly when they are 7 -8 months of age some people trim there wings and others keep them in a fenced in area with a top but I let my duck free rage and she flys around but not away she stays in our yard so yes she could fly away but she doesn’t this isn’t the same for everyone sometimes peoples ducks fly away and come back but not always so um I hope this helped...

[@pandas488]

i like to help too. but i life in amsterdam

[@bodinggaming1233]

if you know the chicks do not understand you they probably think you were about to ground them.

[@bla7721]

there not chicks their duckling

[@isaachenderson8408]

How can you afford all that!

[@sharksharkbiotch]

oh ok XD

[@oldtimeway1]

Who is this dude? This so called expert should warn people that an incubator hatched duckling does not get any oil from it's mama like one hatched naturally. They should not be allowed to splash around in a pan of water because they don't have the oil and if they get their backs wet they'll chill and die. They shouldn't be allowed to swim or wade until they grow their feathers out if they're hatched in an incubator.

[@sharksharkbiotch]

lol