White Straight Run Muscovy Ducklings
$8.10
Our straight-run Muscovy ducks are great for meat or egg laying.
Please note:
- We cannot ship less than 6 ducklings per ship date. There is also a $15.50 charge for any order of less than 10 birds.
- For especially large orders, feel free to contact us and benefit from our tiered pricing discounts.
- All ducks are shipped as ducklings and can be delivered anywhere within the United States.
- We will provide a full refund for any birds that arrive at their destination and are already deceased. We will also offer a full refund for birds that pass away within 24 hours of their arrival. Check out our full return policy for more information.
- Providing outstanding customer service is our top priority, and your satisfaction matters to us. Share your experience by leaving a review—we value your feedback!
Our Straight run Muscovy ducklings are domesticated and raised at our hatchery. With the Straight run option, it isn’t specified what kind of Muscovy duckling you are going to get. Our straight runs are a selection of either female or male Muscovy ducklings, whatever will be available when placing your order.
2 reviews for White Straight Run Muscovy Ducklings
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Kerri Stoltz (verified owner) –
We love Muscovy ducks! First they are the best brooders and mothers. Second phenomenal meat!!
Shirlock Farms has excellent ducks and customer service! Looking forward to ordering again in the spring.
HIGHLY RECOMMEND SHIRLOCK ACRES!!
Thank you!!
Claire (verified owner) –
Happy with the quality of the ducks but unfortunately we ended up with 6 males to 2 females. We were sent an extra which was awesome, though it did die shortly after we received it. Of what survived of the order, 2/4 white ones were female and 4/4 of the black ones were male(we ordered 5, but received a white one instead, which was fine).
These ducks are fun to have but can be difficult! We free range ours and they have a large coop, but it has been a difficult past month or two with very excessive plucking each other to the point where we had to slather them in tar and antibiotic spray and pray they didn’t die anyway from bleeding or infection. Could not leave them locked up even for an extra hour or they would nearly kill each other, and forget about leaving them in the coop for a weekend away. The high ratio of males we received seems to be the problem since they are both the aggressors and victims of the plucking.