Saddle & Sage

07/10/2026

07/09/2026

PRICE LIST 2026

Since this is our biggest question at Addicted to Quack, here is the updated price list. 👇👇👇

Purchase Information ‼️

• All parents are show & breeder quality. With that said quality of the duckling is not guaranteed.

• We do not carry pet quality birds and strive to keep our lines as close to SOP as possible. The health and well-being of our birds is our #1 priority!

• Minimum purchase of two ducklings. No exceptions.

• All ducklings are sold as straight run. Ducklings are too young to accurately determine s*x.

• Our flock is PT tested.

• Duckling prices are for birds under 2 weeks of age.

• Breeding pair prices are for ducks over 2 months of age.

Thank you for supporting responsible, ethical breeding at Addicted to Quack!

07/08/2026

Grey call duck pair (PET quality - not related)

We have a bonded pair of grey call ducks available (Drake + hen). They were not raised here and dont enjoy being held and petted like the rest of our birds. They’ve done great in our flock with other calls but have been afraid of human contact since they arrived. They’ve come around quite a bit, but it is clear that they werent handled consistently in their previous home.

They could be desensitized but, with our farm expanding as quickly as it is, we don’t have the time to do so and we just don’t have the space for pet quality birds anymore. Bribery with worms seems to work well.

The hen lays about 1 egg daily during season. It’s summer, so obviously most calls aren’t laying currently. If you do decide to hatch their eggs, they carry the white gene so they will produce white call ducklings 25% of the time. 100% of her eggs were fertilized this season. The drake is wonderful. Doesnt overbreed and is friendly with babies.

📍 Solgohachia, AR | Central Arkansas
(Please put my city in your gps before asking me where I’m located 😅)

07/08/2026

Pictured: an annoying, AI generated duck that will KILL your views.

‼️Reasons to Stop Using AI for Every Caption, Comment, and Ad on Your Farm Page👇👇

AI is an incredible tool. I use it too. But if you’re copying and pasting everything it writes without adding your own voice, it might actually be hurting your farm more than helping it.

Here’s why:

People buy from people. They aren’t just buying eggs, ducklings, chicks, or produce. They’re buying from you. They want to know the person behind the farm.

Generic comments feel fake. When every reply sounds perfectly polished or overly formal, people notice. A simple, genuine response usually goes much further.

Your personality is your brand. There are thousands of small farms online. What makes yours stand out isn’t just your animals - it’s your story, your knowledge, and the way you connect with people.

Authenticity builds trust. Customers are more likely to buy from someone who sounds real, even if there are a few grammar mistakes, than from someone whose page feels like it was written by a computer.

AI doesn’t know your farm. It doesn’t know the excitement of a great hatch, the lessons you’ve learned from failures, or the late nights caring for sick animals. Those experiences are what make your content memorable.

Real conversations create loyal customers. When someone comments on your post, don’t just answer the question. Start a conversation. That’s how followers become repeat customers.

AI should be a tool, not your replacement. Use it to brainstorm ideas, organize your thoughts, or clean up your writing. Then make it sound like you.

At the end of the day, people follow small farms because they enjoy the people behind them. Don’t let your personality get replaced by a computer.



📍 Central Arkansas Call Duck Breeder

06/29/2026

Having access to breeders who breed better than you is a blessing, not a threat. 🫶🦆

One of the best things you can do as a breeder is stay humble enough to learn.

There will always be someone producing better type, better consistency, better color, better quality… and that’s not something to be intimidated by - that’s an opportunity.

The people ahead of you can save you years of trial and error. They can help you improve your program, strengthen your lines, and see things you may miss in your own birds.

The goal shouldn’t be to prove you’re the best breeder in the room. The goal should be to keep making your birds better than they were last season.

Celebrate the wins of others. Support good breeders. Ask questions. Build connections. That mindset grows stronger breeding programs and a stronger community for everyone. ❤️

Someone else’s success doesn’t take away from yours - sometimes it becomes part of your success.



📍Central Arkansas Call Duck Hatchery

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