I'm sorry if some of the audio quality may not be very good at the beginning. I didn't take a external microphone with me when we went to visit the other Homestead.

How nice to see you show patience with your new ducks and let them take their time to check things out before moving into the duck-house.

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Yeh, ducks are an entertainment system all their own!! My grandma used to feed me rabbit when I was a little shaver, back in the '50s.Peacocks LOVE grass hoppers. I used to cut a man's high grass that was filled with hoppers, and as soon as I would start the mower, a peacock would come running and eat like a pig! Your audio was just fine ...

If you want to integrate them, the alpha duck on that new flock needs to be dinner.

Enjoy watching your video

Never a dull moment.

Geese are an excellent security for your farm. They are more alerts and keep your duck more safe. Noisy, they are.

Enjoyed the video, hope the new ducks settle down and mix in with your old ducks. Also hope the one with the gimp leg gets better. They are fun to watch and they also taste good, you might warn the new mean one;-)

I like your coworker's Star Trek shirt, live long and prosper.

Troublemaker always end up as a sundayroast...😉👍🏻

There is a pecking order to it all, lol

Very cool. My wife got a few ducks as "pets" a while back here at our suburban homestead (not our 35 acre property). We had a "kiddie pool" in the back yard for them and we used to feed them a little bit. Most of the time they would leave for much of the day and "come home" every evening. We used to love sitting on the back porch and you would hear them coming. 1 by 1 they would land in the "kiddie pool" and spend the night there. They were so tame that at any time my wife would be able to go pick up any one of them (we only had 3) and they wouldn't really care. My only problem with them that I didn't like was they would defecate all over the back porch. Sadly 2 of them were killed and we took the last one out to a friend's farm that had ducks and a large pond. Moral of the story... ducks are great out in the country... not so much in a suburban area. P.S. the eggs are really good.

BIG discussion before going inside, loved it,👍❤🇨🇦

I can see you getting some goats and peacocks from them next spring !

Everytime I see your guys home and pond it just calms me lol. Loving all the content lately. You think about locking the ducks all together for a week in the old chicken area? That might make them re-establish the pecking order? Your bow season start up yet over there? Hope to see more videos soon guys.

Great video. To get the ducks to integrate you may have to lock them in the same tractor at night for a while. It may seem cruel but the pecking order will be established and they're more likely to mix. If you have a large pond ducks are the best animals to have they are very enjoyable. Thanks for the video, Jimmy

Thx

Great video 👍

All is good, 👍❤🇨🇦

Love the video y'all we had at one time about 15 ducks they are definitely entertainment on a farm y'all thinking about getting guineas????? We got them as well and they are the best watch dog😂😂😂😂 they will let you know when something is on your land no joke

Cool beans

Nice duck

His goats looked a lot skinnier than yours 😕 but I did hear him say it was a bottle baby.. hope there getting enough to eat, all their other animals looked great!

A turtle might have bitten the duck's foot. Hopefully he'll get better soon.

Snow storm was so much more than

You have had many duck eggs before but you did incubate them.

Quack quack! 🤪

I guess the moral of the story is don't take ducks from another flock expecting to keep all your ducks in one row.

Great video! I'm getting zero audio...

What are you going to do with all the duck eggs?

How do you keep the ducks safe at night?

The best day of owning my goose was the day I eat it. That thing was mean

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