Mulard duck?

One wants to combine the best properties of both types. Don’t breed!

The Mularde, which is sold here in Germany in a large style, comes from a white heavy Cherry Valley duck (mother) and a white XXL warttenenerpel. The intersection with 0815 Beijingente is long overtaken and takes place in the hobby area at most.

These hybrids should have the following properties:

• Size of the wart
• Meat low-fat and high-quality as that of warts
• fast-growing like the Cherry Valley
• tolerated and socially like the Cherry Valley (scientists tend to extreme cannibalism in the mast in too narrow stems and are also more aggressive in general than the breeding forms of the sticks. So there are more mulards than warts in a stable.)

Then there are still unintentional crossings between warts and stock breeding forms. Most of the warts are the mother. These intersections then come to the mother rather in size and look more stocky. Such animals are usually useless for the mast, but pretty to look at.

The American even distinguishes these two forms in the name. With us, every intersection with warts is called Mularde. No matter who’s mother or father.

Crossings are always infertile.