Wild Ducks
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Spratt) may be added to the food, but I only advocate its useoccasionally. The chief point I am anxious to impress on my readers is, don't let your birds get cold and wet; if you do, ground is lost whichcan never be recovered. A capital plan is to cover some portion of therun with sacking or a waterproof sheet to form a shelter againstexcessive heat or a sudden hail-storm. The most delicate time, in myopinion, is just when they are getting their shoulder feathers, and ifyou get them safely thro...ugh this period the worst is over.
[Illustration: WARE WIRE!] When they are about a fortnight old begin to give them some wheat intheir drinking water; that known to farmers as "seconds" is best. I am astrong advocate of steeping the wheat before feeding, as I think itrenders it more digestible, though this is not so necessary if one uses"seconds. " The ducks having got to eat wheat nicely, introduce a littlebarley, and by the time they are seven weeks old you can afford to dowithout meal entirely, and it will be time to take the birds down to thewater which is to be their home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spratt) may be added to the food, but I only advocate its useoccasionally. The chief point I am anxious to impress on my readers is, don't let your birds get cold and wet; if you do, ground is lost whichcan never be recovered. A capital plan is to cover some portion of therun with sacking or a waterproof sheet to form a shelter againstexcessive heat or a sudden hail-storm. The most delicate time, in myopinion, is just when they are getting their shoulder feathers, and ifyou get them safely thro...ugh this period the worst is over.
[Illustration: WARE WIRE!] When they are about a fortnight old begin to give them some wheat intheir drinking water; that known to farmers as "seconds" is best. I am astrong advocate of steeping the wheat before feeding, as I think itrenders it more digestible, though this is not so necessary if one uses"seconds. " The ducks having got to eat wheat nicely, introduce a littlebarley, and by the time they are seven weeks old you can afford to dowithout meal entirely, and it will be time to take the birds down to thewater which is to be their home.
What to read after Wild Ducks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oates W. Coape to read onlineMoreLess
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