Every duck has a trail.
Found a rubber duck on a cruise ship or riding on a Jeep? Flip it over and scan the sticker on its bottom, or type the number from the sticker here, to see everywhere it's been. Then add your stop.
Want ducks of your own? They're coming soonAdmiral Puddles, QK-48274. Four stops and counting. Open his page.
Two ways to quack
Some people hide ducks. Some people find them. The sticker on every duck's bottom connects the two: it opens the duck's own page, with its driver's license and its trail.
Hiding ducks
1. Get a licensed duckEvery Track n Quack duck comes with its own number, driver's license and trail. Already have ducks? License stickers for those are coming too.
2. Hide itCabin door, pool deck, Jeep grab handle. Anywhere a stranger will spot it and grin.
3. Follow itEvery time someone logs a find, your duck's trail grows a new stop.
Found a duck
1. Flip it overScan the sticker on the duck's bottom with your phone camera. No app needed. Or type the QK number from the sticker at tracknquack.com.
2. Log your stopSay where you found it. It shows up on the duck's trail right away.
3. Keep it or pass it onTake it home as a souvenir, or hide it again and keep the trail going.
One duck. A lot of ports.
Every logged find adds a stop to the duck's page, so whoever hid it can see just how far it got.
Holding a duck right now?
Flip it over and scan the sticker. Or punch in the number from the sticker and see where it's been.
