Lillie Nelson

Around 90% of the world’s bird species are monogamous. This means they have one mate at a time. Most will not pair for life though… Read More »Do Birds Pair For Life?

If you can entice the ducks out of the water and feed them on the ground that is much better for the pond. Can ducks… Read More »Can You Feed Ducks On The Ground?

Duck meat’s rich flavor and color provides a red meat eating experience with the health benefits of poultry. Duck meat is rich in iron and… Read More »Why Is Duck Meat Different?

Popular Ostrich Cuts Fan Filets: Cut from the upper inner thigh and look similar to a London Broil or top-round steak. Tenderloins: Think of beef… Read More »What Is Ostrich Meat Called?

Though they are a light-class duck, Runners are a fine table bird. With their good meat to bone ratio it’s been noted that the “flesh… Read More »Are Runner Ducks Good For Meat?

The distance you should lead a goose increases with range and flight speed of the bird. A 50-yard shot on a fast-moving goose may require… Read More »How Far Should I Lead A Goose?

Ducklings take 50-60 days to fledge (fly) and become independent. They are able to breed when they are a year old. Can a duckling fly?… Read More »Do Mallard Ducklings Fly?

The adulthood age for mallards is fourteen months, and the average life expectancy is three years, but they can live to twenty. Several species of… Read More »How Long Does It Take For A Mallard To Be Fully Grown?

Ballistics aside, steel does offer a distinct performance advantage over lead: tighter pattern density. What’s the difference between lead and steel shot? Steel is less… Read More »Does Steel Pattern Tighter Than Lead?

Calcium Deficiency Can Cause Rubbery Chicken Eggs When chickens aren’t getting the calcium they need to support a strong eggshell, they will often lay rubbery… Read More »Why Do Chickens Lay Rubbery Eggs?