The initial 20 seconds of your gosling’s existence could be crucial. Have you been informed that when geese lay their eggs, a protective coating is applied to shield them from any harmful bacteria? This coating takes approximately 20 seconds (or more depending on the temperature) to dry after the egg is laid. Hence, if there […]
Curious individuals often inquire about my preferred vessels for water… Even though we possess the grandiose Ponds of the Raj adjacent to this script, we also employ a variety of different setups here on ‘The Ridge’ that may intrigue you. Provided below are some images of the diverse ones we utilize along with details regarding […]
Raising High-Quality Rouen Ducks for Shows Producing a “Show-Ready Team” of Rouen Ducks, or any avian species for that matter, presents a formidable challenge. It demands dedication and determination. Achieving excellence in Rouen Ducks is a gradual process with no quick fixes; it may take several years to attain the desired standards. While purchasing “Show […]
When Do Ducks Shed Feathers? Shedding feathers is a crucial process that your ducks experience. It’s the moment when old feathers are exchanged for new and improved ones. The significance of this process lies in the fact that by acquiring these enhanced feathers, ducks enhance their flying abilities and uphold their water-resistant covering. If you […]
If you are relatively new to the world of exhibiting ducks and geese, starting out can be quite overwhelming. There is a lot more involved than what can be covered in a single post. However, what I can offer are 5 recommendations for prepping your waterfowl for show competitions, which I have gathered over the […]
3 explanations why you require both to produce the ultimate duckling. An interesting query arose recently in the ‘Duck Breeders and Admirers’ Instagram group and it seems there might be others out there too who want to discover the answer. It came from a woman named Linda and her inquiry was as follows… For the […]
Developing the Camden White Toulouse Australian account on Camden White Toulouse – Michael Peel’s breeding strategy insights. Michael Peel often quotes “we nurture the birds we cherish AND hold a deep affection for the birds we breed.” Michael adores waterfowl, particularly geese, and has been caring for them since his early years in Kellyville, situated […]
What is the issue with my duck’s plumage? One query was raised in the Exhibition Poultry community regarding the maintenance of a pristine plume in your ducks… particularly focusing on identifying the causes of feather damage and ways to prevent it. To ensure your ducks are in top-notch condition for showcasing, it’s crucial to guarantee […]
Declaration: The viewpoints expressed in this article on resolving Fairy Wing problem are personal opinions based on individual experiences. I am not a medical professional and do not pretend to know what is ideal for your birds. Each situation varies for each bird, and if you have concerns about any medical issues with your birds, […]
In a Clash of Titans: How do overseas Toulouse geese measure up against their Australian counterparts? When circulating within the waterfowl society, we often encounter depictions of the ‘ideal bird’ and images of geese from abroad. While it is natural for us to juxtapose them with our own, do foreign geese surpass our local birds? […]