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Make sure your pond has a good way to drain and filter. Ours did not and we had some duck DEATHS. We have gone back to a simpler, smaller, easy to dump pool.

thanks! I think you can use that water for your fruit trees, just not too often!

a clawfoot sounds kinda deep, you would need to devise a way for them to climb in and out. ducks will kill off the grass unless you have a large area for the amount of ducks. very large.

I would too....I have a seasonal waterway I'd like to dam up and slow down on its way down the hill so my ducks have a fun playground and the space gets used to best advantage. Are you on a slope like I am, Higglettypigletty?

Oh, my cats are FAT from mousing! We own three! Mice can swim? I see so many drowned ones .......I guess they can't swim that LONG. So much for the moat idea. I need something ducklings can get in and out of, not a moat designed for drowning because of no exit. Perhaps the mice cannot get...

I'd love to see a finished pic! I'm on a hill too.

I would take a picture of my pond, but it is a simple hole dug in the ground with a tarp lining it! We have a real liner we plan to turn into a better pond in the spring. Has anyone heard of using a moat of pond around the coop to keep out mice? We have mice coming through the door flap to...

I'd say yes, but they can free range. At my house I need the pen.

I'm sure my ducks would be jealous if they could see that picture, Kangababy! Mine have to made do with something 1/10th the size.