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Very nice design, Ill have to think about something similar when I build my mobile coop.

Everything on my property is gong to serve a purpose. Eggs, bug control, and occasionally meat for me and my beasts.

Thank you very much for the well written and comprehensive reply!

Thank you. And I just wanted some first hand accounts. Ive also read that their meat is leaner and almost beefy. Is this true?

My computer does not like the word muscovies for some reason. Corrects it to muscovites.

I have read that muscovites are relatively quiet compared to most duck breeds, is this true?

Perfect.

I will, though that might be a couple years haha.

Thats pretty funny haha. I think with them and guineas very little will be able to sneak around on my property from the sound of things.

Im afraid those fellows will probably be dinner.

Thats what I was thinking.

Excellent.

It will be only dominique hens.

I have read that crosses between dominique hens and american game cocks are fast, efficient growers and are easily identified as hybrids. Since most of my intended flock will probably be american game and cubalaya, I wondered if anyone on here knew the veracity of this. A couple dominique hens...

Gratze.

Beautiful bird.

Ive heard mixed reports of the bronze ridley being very rare, while Ive spoken to a breeder who says they are quite common. I would like to keep them and norfolk/spanish blacks, but I don't want to mix them if the bronze is rare, so I can keep the lines pure. Does anyone know with any certainty?

Thats what I was thinking. Goose fights tend to be relatively bloodless.

Unfortunate, but geese have good hearing and as long as he as his flock he should be just fine.