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Baby ducks and geese are EXTREMELY cute, and they are generally easier to raise than chicks. Nevertheless, if you decide to add geese or ducks to your flock, it is important that you be well-prepared. Those cute little balls of fluff will be dependin

How to Care for Baby Ducklings and Geese

Waterfowl Raising Help

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Ordering Chicks for a Broody Hen to Raise

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Chicken Raising Help

Do Ducks and Geese make good pets?

Introducing New Waterfowl into your Flock

What causes black spots on a duck's bill

Scheduling a live poultry order, when do you pay?

How much is live poultry shipping?

Do you ship birds or eggs internationally?

Can you ship to Hawaii?

If you receive an incorrectly sexed bird

Can I change my existing poultry order?

Ordering Poultry

How to Care for Baby Ducklings and GeeseUpdated 4 months ago