Allow chicken coop to hold ducks and swan.

[ricky]

Baby ducks and swans would be cool to have.
pls jorb. think of all the variable FEPs we could get from duck and swan eggs.

[TheOriginalFive]

How would you catch a live swan though?

[ricky]

With great zeal.

[viznew]

man catches swan (some other stuff i only really watched fight)

stick with loop mabye can use to catch other smaller wild animals.....

and a special bag to carry (mabye can use with baby animals and small aniamls too?)

[DoctorViper]

There's an elephant in the room that needs to be addressed.

Do you have any idea how much fucking easier this would make farming for high quality swan feathers? Anyone with enough patience can breed q200+ swans for their feathers in order to make the most broken Hussar's Wings ever.

[LadyGoo]

Baby ducks and swans would be cool to have.
pls jorb. think of all the variable FEPs we could get from duck and swan eggs.

I see it as KO the swan, crop its wing feathers and put them inside of a fence. They may lay eggs that will hatch into chicks later on.

[Granger]

Baby ducks and swans would be cool to have.
pls jorb. think of all the variable FEPs we could get from duck and swan eggs.

I see it as KO the swan, crop its wing feathers and put them inside of a fence. They may lay eggs that will hatch into chicks later on.

Nice how you ignore the runaway quality concerns of others.

I agree that we should NOT be able to domesticate swans.

[Potjeh]

Clipped wing swans don't give feathers, problem solved.

[LadyGoo]

Baby ducks and swans would be cool to have.
pls jorb. think of all the variable FEPs we could get from duck and swan eggs.

I see it as KO the swan, crop its wing feathers and put them inside of a fence. They may lay eggs that will hatch into chicks later on.

Nice how you ignore the runaway quality concerns of others.

I agree that we should NOT be able to domesticate swans.

LMAO, you're saying it like there is no way to control the quality of the domesticated swan (or goose, whatever). Your argument collapses once someone would suggest ways to nerf it.

[DoctorViper]

LMAO, you're saying it like there is no way to control the quality of the domesticated swan (or goose, whatever). Your argument collapses once someone would suggest ways to nerf it.

Clipped wing swans don't give feathers, problem solved.

But does that really work? Even if the initial swans clipped and captured for breeding don't give feathers, their offspring eventually will. Barring that, perhaps swan taming will need its own skill as well, much like silk farming. After all, it's one thing to capture a swan and stuff it in a box. But it may require special care in order for them to breed.