Thread: Duck feeding

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Anyone local want some?

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Get the kids busy @veitnamcam , drop them up to the bloke with the pig bait station. Fatten those wee porkers up something fabulous!

Originally Posted by stingray

Get the kids busy @veitnamcam , drop them up to the bloke with the pig bait station. Fatten those wee porkers up something fabulous!

Ohh thats a good idea!

Yes, my mate bought a farm with several duck ponds on a couple of years ago. One is surrounded by acorn trees, at this time of year you'd be lucky if you could fit another duck on the pond!

Do you guys smash the acorns apart?

I've adopted a paradise duck that can't fly and eventually we'll run out of old chicken feed.

Originally Posted by Russian 22.

Do you guys smash the acorns apart?

I've adopted a paradise duck that can't fly and eventually we'll run out of old chicken feed.

its a lawn mower bud...parries eat grass....not sure if they even eat acorns???

Duck feeding entertainment every day – sometimes they walk up the street from the estuary but usually they fly in and fly back out again a bit later - they look great flying up the street getting ready to land under the oak trees
Most days there are ten to twenty of them racing around the three trees having a feed – even the white doves turn up for a feed most days
So if anyone has a long term duck hunting development in mind – don’t forget to plant the oak trees – the ones over the road would be about 17 years old – God knows how high they will grow – we used to live on the edge of a Park in Cambridge – the oak trees must have been fifty feet high
I am hoping for a strong westerly wind soon – bastard leaves might go down the street instead of over here in my garage