Just popping in to say that Wilson, at least, will not be molting anytime soon. He's pretty!
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I have three female Pekins, and they get... erm... extremely frisky with each other.
You can sell the extra males, run an all male flock away from the females and a selected drake to keep breeding or cull the extra males. You are going to have to do something because your females are very much in danger of you keep them all together. This is one of the harder parts of duck husbandry.I have a bad ratio I admit. I used to have 1drake to 5 females, but after a few hatchings and buying a few new ducklings My ratio is 3 drakes to 4 possibly 5 females plus four strait run ducklings. I'm not 100% on whether Wilson's sibling Oswald is a female or not. It doesn't have any curly tail feathers and that's about my only clue. I have 4 babies who I have no idea if they are male or female. One of my females went broody and abandoned the babies :/. I'm not sure what to do about my bad ratio. Any ideas?
What will happen if there are too many males? Just curious.