Female Khaki Call Duck - Free to a good home

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From the trio of ducks we bought last year, we raised and gave away several ducklings. We kept 2 females for ourselves and all has been well until now. Now that the breeding season has begun, our drake is constantly chasing her away from the others, so that she now spends the whole day on her own. I'm having to keep her separately from the drake at night to try and protect her (and she's definately a her not a he). She's starting to look very tatty from all his bullying, and we've decided that she would be happier going someone who is kind, has got space and with other ducks that might accept her/a drake that would love and cherish her. I don't want her going to someone for their dinner. We live on Surrey/Hampshire border and would be happy to deliver. Please contact if you think you might be able to give her a good home.
 
hi, we have a khaki drake who lost his female this year, my sister loves call ducks!
i dont know if its to far for you to come but we are near guildford/dorking i surrey.
 
Fabulous news. We are in Farnham, not far from Guildford. Could you tell me about your setup? How old is your male and are there any other females? Penelope (don't worry she won't mind a change of name) is very pretty and quite tame, just looking for a drake to adore her.
 
hi we have quite a few ducks and chickens. As far as calls go we have a khaki drake and a white feamle, however the white female tends to hang arond with my mini appleyard. So im sure she would fit in. I bought him last year as a duckling. The run i very big and has large troughs and pools in it for the ducks, they also have access to a pond when i am in the garden.
 
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