How To Build a DIY Duck Enclosure and Pond! 

Cheers, pond plants have all been eaten on day 2 R.i.p lol 😅 feel like hulk after sledge hammering those posts in 🤣

Thanks buddy yeah day 3 today very skittish animals! Have a good day bud 😊

Cheers buddy!

Cheers bud 😊

Thanks! Was a long video to record lol

Originally I was going to add straining posts round the corner I probly should have! If needs be I'll have to add some in I had to cut the chicken wire as I went round the corners as it wouldn't restrain properly. Have a good day

@@MowersFamilyFarm yeah, all looks very good. Cant wait to see your future projects!

@@SAM__6630 Thank you have a few plans lined up! Stay tuned buddy ☺️

Very noisey! So we always wanted to move to a farm in Pembrokeshire for years! So 10 years to late the family managed it and now we're working towards, self sufficiency and a stable income. We sell chicken eggs and veg out an honesty box which does well and also hay every summer, and working to towarsds expanding in everyway we can with more land and more plans.

@@MowersFamilyFarm thanks for letting me know wish you and your family all the best

Thank you bud! It all started with my grandparents having a holiday down here and they had a caravan for over 30 years so that ment every holiday was in Pembrokeshire rather than abroad and always felt like home 🏠 dad has the farming and agri knowledge and the rest of us have been learning from scratch

@@rickyhinkle847 it goes green really fast, so I do around 3/4 changes a year. In the pond with a bucket shoveling it out takes around 15 minutes. Most people create a plug and drain system but I don't mind the exercise from shoveling. They use the water no matter the colour but they have a small blue plastic sand tray we use as a every other day clean for them.

Fox will jump over that wire as it's around 3.5-4feet high, however they have an enclosure thats nearly finished now which is 6 foot high fencing and I'm burying around 1 foot of metal grates around it to hopefully stop a fox digging into that enclosure :) will update a video on that soon as it's nearly finished, have a good day!

Tremendous work!

Had the ducks for nearly a year and a half now, still no filter, just every month or two in there with a bucket and empty it, takes about 20 mins of barrowing out water which isn't to bad tbh.

Quite a few months later! No issues at all! No leaks or anything just need to make sure they have natural shelfing or some way to climb out as they find it a tad slippy.