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@@maharash2009 Amazing, a great breed to own and watch grow in size

It was made in Canada but went international. Cool that it was in France too

@@LowSkillFarmer j en ai pleuré tellement j aimait...😍✌️

6-7 months old, but eggs are small to start, get bigger with age. They also like certain weather to lay, so in Canada not much eggs in the Winter. More duck videos coming in Season 2

When born, boys & girls are the same size. By 2 months old, the males are bigger than females. Later their faces look different too

He might have been. The farmer who brought him often get cows that are considered in need, gets them healthy and then sells them at a higher price

@LowSkillFarmer I hope he's not selling them for higher price for slaughter!!!!!...... lowskillfarmer you don't slaughter your animals do you??

@@katelynsillysquirrel3223 After you sell them, you have no say what happens to the cow. Every cow you seen in these videos are Beef cows, so all get slaughter for meat. In season 2, you'll see a few Dairy cows, but they are not being used for Dairy. If they were, they would not be allowed to free range with other Beef cows, so probably also will be used for meat. In Canada, there are many rules over milk, so using Dairy cows for milk means heavy regulation, more so than beef has. I haven't slaughter any cows because we don't own any. But the 6-7 male ducklings have been slaughter and used for meat. The healthy ratio for male to female ducks is 1:4, and we had too many males. If we had 1:1, there would be a lot of fighting and conflict, until males were starved to death or pushed out of the barn, to be eaten by coyotes. Right now have 3:12 ducks, and that is "peak" ratio, could get away with 2:12 or 1:12, or even no males but we like their personalities so did not butcher all of them

We have only 3 males with 12 females. Others farmers say that ratio is ok, 1:4, but some have even more females, like 1:9. Mainly have Muscovys to eat the bugs and slugs in the garden and farm

"Maybe Tomorrow" song from 1980s tv show in Canada. I posted it in the channel so can listen for free

In Canada, our birds only lay eggs during the "mild season" of Spring and Fall. Won't do it in Summer or Winter. How is the temperature during Monsoon season?

We feed these babies "Duck starter" but later, as adults, they do eat worms and bugs. Even more than chickens do

8 months for the males (drakes)

@@LowSkillFarmer I mean like in the spring or summer,or fall

@@user-rm9ku2bl3q If the weather is freezing, seems to be no mating. For eggs, they lay them in the Spring and Fall, not extreme temperatures like Summer or Winter. These are also my first Muscovies, so still learning and will have more videos explaining how they are to keep as farm animals

@@LowSkillFarmerI understand

@@LowSkillFarmerI understand

Ontario here, loved this show. It was probably the only show as a little girl I could watch with my dad. 😊