Khaki Campbell Duck

Khaki Campbell Ducks are an active, solid brown or khaki colored, moderately streamline bird. They have been bred without concentration on extreme characteristics. They are classified as a Light Weight Duck.

Egg Production

Khaki Campbells are renowned for their exceptional egg-laying capabilities, often surpassing even the most efficient chicken breeds. They typically start laying at 5 to 7 months of age and can produce between 165 and 340 eggs annually, with some strains achieving over 300 eggs per year. The eggs are medium to large, weighing approximately 2.5 ounces, and are primarily white, though some may have a pale green tint.

Physical Characteristics

• Size: Mature Khaki Campbell ducks weigh between 4 to 5 pounds

• Color Varieties: While the khaki-colored variety is most common, Khaki Campbells also come in dark and white color forms.

• Appearance: The breed has a sleek, upright posture with a long neck. Drakes (males) exhibit a darker head with bronze hues, while ducks (females) have a more uniform khaki coloration.

Temperament and Adaptability

Khaki Campbells are active and alert ducks, known for their excellent foraging abilities. They thrive in various climates, from cold to hot, and are hardy in both rural and urban settings. While they can fly, they rarely do, and they require access to water for swimming and preening.