Note: The USPS has implemented a new surcharge for shipments of live animals. This additional fee has already been included in our shipping charges to ensure transparency in pricing. We understand this change may raise questions or concerns. If you wish to voice your opinion about this surcharge, we encourage you to contact your state senator or representative.
Hatching Eggs And Incubating Process
At Shirclock Acres, we incubate and hatch our own Muscovy duck eggs. Our Muscovy ducklings are fast-growing, growing to 12 pounds in 12 weeks. The male Muscovy duck, also known as a Muscovy drake, grows up to 15 pounds, nearly twice the size of a female Muscovy duck. Our Muscovy ducklings will start laying eggs when they’re about six months (25 weeks) old. They will continue to lay their eggs for three years or even longer if they’re well cared for and fed a rich-protein diet. When the muscovies are laying their eggs, it’s best to keep your distance from them because they become very protective.