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The duck ‘n’ buck yard is nearing completion! The roof is going on the new buck house and once walls are up and it’s done, we’ll have a moving party!
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Isn’t it exciting to know a project is nearing completion!?
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so please explain cause I don’t like the visual I’m getting in my head.
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The reason I’m putting them together is convenience, for one, but also because I’m worried about the ducks (predators) and find that having larger animals with small ones (like chickens) protects them, so I’m hoping it will make the ducks safer to have the bucks in their area.
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