Catch 1 Billion Ducks Official Links
Verified Roblox destinations, group info, and honest notes about missing Trello boards.
This page collects the official and wiki-safe links for Catch 1 Billion Ducks, the Roblox incremental duck hunting simulator created with the Billion Duck Hunters community. Use it when you need the real experience page, the group for free rewards, or a clear statement about third-party boards that do not exist yet.
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Official Roblox experience
Play here: Catch 1 Billion Ducks on Roblox
That place page is the source of truth for the experience name, creator credits, and visit count. The game has been in beta since around 17 July 2026 and has surpassed roughly 3.2 million visits. Always join from this official place link rather than mirrored “private server for free Duckle” advertisements.
Official community group
Group page: Billion Duck Hunters on Roblox
Joining the group matters for more than roleplay tags. Like + Join freebies can grant the Duckle dog, covered on free rewards and get Duckle dog. Group shouts are also a likely channel if promo codes ever go live — re-check active codes after a shout mentions rewards.
No official Trello board
There is no official Catch 1 Billion Ducks Trello board that we can verify.
Many Roblox games publish a public Trello for update roadmaps, codes, or item databases. Catch 1 Billion Ducks does not currently have a known official board. If a thumbnail or Discord stranger sends a Trello URL promising secret codes, assume it is unofficial until Billion Duck Hunters confirms it.
This wiki will not invent a fake Trello link to look complete. When an official board appears, it will be added here and referenced from the updates hub.
Discord and social channels
Developer and fan Discord servers can move quickly during beta. Before you click any invite:
- Read join Discord for phishing patterns to avoid.
- Prefer invites posted on the Roblox group or experience description.
- Never paste your Roblox password into a “code verify” bot DM.
- Treat random Nitro-for-codes trades as scams.
This page intentionally avoids hard-coding fragile invite URLs that expire. Use the guide above plus the group page to reach current community spaces safely.
What this wiki covers instead of Trello
Because there is no official Trello, this site splits systems into focused pages:
- Codes hub and active codes for promo status
- How to redeem for UI steps
- Free rewards for Duckle and social gifts
- Guides hub and how to play for the hunt loop
- Tier list and items for comparisons
- Tools for spend order
- Scripts for executor-related research (separate from official rewards)
- Updates and review for patch context and verdicts
That structure is easier to keep accurate than a single overcrowded board screenshot.
Quick facts for link checkers
- Platform: Roblox only
- Genre: incremental / simulator hunting loop
- Creator group: Billion Duck Hunters
- Loop summary: equip weapon, prepare dog, shoot ducks, sell, upgrade
- Controls: PC uses Left Click / Right Click / R / E; mobile uses on-screen buttons
- Codes: no confirmed public active promos at the moment
- Free highlight: Like game + join group can grant Duckle
If any third-party site contradicts these facts, prefer the Roblox place, the group page, and this wiki’s codes section.
Link safety checklist
Before you click a “Catch 1 Billion Ducks” advertisement outside Roblox:
- Does the URL stay on roblox.com for gameplay joins?
- Does a codes page admit when the list is empty, like our active codes page?
- Does anyone ask you to download an installer or mobile APK outside official stores?
- Does a “Trello” require you to enable unknown browser extensions?
- Does a Discord bot demand your password or backup codes?
Any yes is a hard stop. Official progress never requires those steps.
How to use these links in your first session
- Open the official experience link above and favorite/like it.
- Join Billion Duck Hunters.
- Claim Duckle using free rewards.
- Learn the loop with how to play.
- Bookmark active codes for later promo checks.
- Return here when you need a clean official URL again.
Relationship to other wiki hubs
The guides hub teaches systems. The codes hub tracks promos. The updates hub tracks patches. This Official Links page is the directory that keeps those hubs pointed at real Roblox destinations instead of SEO spam mirrors.
When Billion Duck Hunters publishes a new official channel — confirmed Discord vanity URL, Twitter/X account, or finally a Trello — it will be added in plain language with the same caution used for codes: verified or absent, never fabricated.
Related reading
Bookmark this page if you regularly need the place ID or group ID without digging through search results full of copycat domains.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
What is the official Catch 1 Billion Ducks Roblox link?
Use the official experience page: Catch 1 Billion Ducks on Roblox (place linked above). Avoid third-party redirect sites.
What group do I join for free rewards?
Join Billion Duck Hunters, then follow [free rewards](/codes/free-rewards/) and [get Duckle dog](/guides/get-duckle-dog/).
Is there an official Trello?
No official Trello board has been found for Catch 1 Billion Ducks. Ignore unverified Trello links promising secret codes.
Where should I look for Discord invites?
Prefer invites posted on the Roblox group or experience description, and read [join Discord](/guides/join-discord/) for scam warnings.
Where do I check codes from this links page?
Start at the [codes hub](/codes/) and the [active codes](/codes/active/) list. Do not trust random off-site code dumps.
Does this wiki replace official patch notes?
No. We summarize player-facing changes on [updates](/updates/), but the Roblox place and group remain the official sources.