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I need directions and a blueprint for building a mallard duck house.Does anyone have a good website? |
I need to know the dimensions for the house, as well as how big the hole needs to be for the ducks to get in. Thanks! As someone else implied, I am not "imprisoning" ducks. I am building a house to put in the middle of a pond for them to have some shelter. Sorry if I offended anyone by making you think I was going to keep ducks as prisoners. www.goduckyourself.com With no offense meant Mallards are strictly "House" birds; and certainly aren't strictly meant to be KEPT. See if this is what you need. www.deltawaterfowl.org/ddp/henhouses/bui... I was actually looking for the same. I haven't yet found a blueprint, but thought maybe this website would give you some ideas. This is located in England. I haven't even been able to locate them in the U.S. at this point in my search. Good luck! |
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