OUR STORY

How we got into ducks

The Dank Duckery started out as a half-serious conversation driving by Agway which then turned into a very serious venture! Initially thinking we'd start with three ducks, one for each of us, quickly turned into twelve and finally settling in at 16 for our first season. We have seven breeds, five being heritage ( List here ), and after some research and education, we've become very serious about becoming a small heritage breed farm with egg production as our other plan.

We're a small operation that puts our heart and souls into the care, safety, and happiness of our flock. We spend our free time hanging out with them, feeding them treats, and watching them be the goofy ducks that they are. Neither of us ever thought we'd be so passionate about ducks, but here we are, and we are 110% invested.

Our next goals are to constantly improve their space and our affiliation with the FSA/USDA.

THE FLOCK LEDGER

Meet the ducks

Sixteen birds, seven breeds, zero dull moments. Here's who's currently waddling around the property. As ducks are added, this list will be updated.

Breed Name(s) Notes Count

CayugaCharlie (F) & Maggie (F), Twiggy (F), Ginger (F), Brooke (F), Lily (F) Iridescent black-green/blue plumage who are natural water lovers. 6

Khaki CampbellPancake (F), Waffle (F) & Maple (F) Our only layers currently, producing fresh eggs daily. 3

Blue SwedishPeg "A Boy Named Sue"(M) Blue grey with a cream-colored bib. He's big and sassy. 1

Chocolate RunnerIndigo "Indy" (F) Upright bowling pin stance, beautiful brown plumage and a quack that can be heard for miles. 1

Fawn & White RunnerSydley (M) & Taco Bell (M) Our big boys. Tall, upright runners with cream and tan coloring. 2

Blue RunnerOllie "Ollie Pop" (F) Gorgeous slate-blue plumage with the same goofy runner build. 1

RouenHazel (M) & Teddy Fresh (M) These are some big ducks! They look like XL mallards, originating from the Rouen/Normandy region of France. 2

Ledger last updated by hand — ask the farmers for the current headcount.

HOW WE FARM

Farm practices & Registration

We raise our flock with room to roam, clean water, and daily hands-on care. We're currently working toward USDA and Farm Service Agency (FSA) registration to formalize what we're already doing.

Open space

Our flock has run of the yard and multiple pools to swim in. We have a large run protected by an electric fence to keep the predators at bay, along with a super secure coop to keep everyone safe at night.

Quality feed & care

We free feed, which means they have access to food, supplements, and water whenever they need it. The coop and run get a full clean and fresh hay every third day. We even put in coop refreshers infused with calming scents to help our flock feel at home.

Working toward FSA Registration

We are officially an LLC and are working toward our FSA and USDA affiliations. Our goal is to be a heritage breed/egg production farm. We currently have 5 heritage breeds.

THE DUCK SHOP

Rep the Duckery

Stickers, decals, and more — all designed around the flock. Our store is on Sticker Mule, so quality is legit and shipping is fast.

The Dank Duckery Store

Find stickers and gear on our Sticker Mule storefront. Slap a duck on everything you own.

Shop on Sticker Mule

Follow along on Instagram for new drops & duck content @dankduckery

VISIT OR REACH OUT

Come say hi to the flock

Whether you're interested in visiting, have questions about our ducks, or just want to talk farming — drop us a line.

Location

Tilton, New Hampshire — exact address shared upon visit request

Email

info@thedankduckery.com

Phone

(603)520-9628

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The Duck Lab is a thing.

Achievements. Streaks. A whole roadmap of where this farm is waddling next. We unlocked 10 of them already and we're not even done with year one.

🦆 see what we've been up to →

Sixteen ducks. One dank little farm.