Ducklings are a versatile choice for backyard use or meat production. Not only are they great meat producers, but if you add these excellent foragers to your backyard flock, you'll have built-in pest control to keep mosquitos, slugs, and beetles at bay.
White Pekin
White Pekin
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The White Pekin is the most common domestic duck in America. If you're looking for high-quality Pekin ducks for sale, we offer options that meet the needs of both farmers and hobbyists.
The Jumbo Pekin is 1 to 2 pounds larger than the White Pekin duck once it reaches maturity, making them the largest strain of Pekin on the market. Check out this fast-growing meat bird.
A popular heritage duck breed, the Khaki Campbell is prized for its reliable egg production. If you're looking for a highly productive and adaptable bird, consider adding Khaki Campbells to your flock.
This attractive breed looks similar to a wild Mallard duck, but with more robust bodies and brighter feathers. The Rouen duck is a popular meat bird typically found on restaurant menus.
When you picture a duck, the Mallard is probably what comes to mind. This breed is the same as wild Mallard ducks you may find in local ponds and waterways, only they are hatched domestically.
Nicknamed the "penguin duck," Runner ducks are famous for their unique physical appearance. Their profile is very distinct from other duck breeds. They have slender bodies that stand nearly upright.
These stunning birds are part of the Runner duck family. They are considered to be one of the most attractive breeds out of the Runners with their slate gray plumage and upright posture.
Another bird part of the Runner duck family. Like all Runner ducks, The Black Runner is active and curious with great foraging abilities. This is an attractive and functional addition to any backyard.
A member of the Runner duck family. Like all Runners, these ducks have an upright posture and unique appearance. Chocolate Runners have attractive plumage that makes them a beautiful addition to any flock.
Looking for a colorful array of runners? Let us hand-pick an assortment of runner duck breeds for your flock. Check out our special pricing for hatchery assortments.
The Blue Swedish duck is a great dual-purpose bird. They are similar in size to the Rouen, which is prized for its robust body and tender meat. They are considered to be a good starter duck for beginners.
The Black Swedish was developed in the same region of Europe as the Blue Swedish. Due to their calm and docile nature, this is a great starter duck for first timers or hobbyists looking to raise backyard ducks.
The Buff duck originated in late 1800's England, a cross between multiple breeds. Buff coloration was prized at the time due to the ever-popular Buff Orpington chicken and pride for British army uniforms.
The Golden Layer is a high production egg layer, even edging out the Khaki Campbell in terms of egg quantity and size. This duck breed is exceptionally easy to handle due to their friendly, calm nature.
A high production layer. The main difference between the White Layer and the Golden Layer is their egg coloration and their physical appearance. Growers can expect similarly high egg yield with either breed.
While little is known about their origins, Cayuga ducks are thought to be one of the few domesticated duck breeds that started in the United States. The Cayuga duck is quite attractive and versatile.
The Welsh Harlequin is a relatively new breed of domestic duck. They are an offshoot from two Khaki Campbells that had a color mutation. This duck breed retains a lot of the Khaki Campbell's best qualities.
This is a classic looking duck with a twist. The White Crested duck has a fluffy white crest upon their head that really sets them apart from other white duck breeds. Makes for a good show or ornamental bird.
The Silver Appleyard is a large breed of duck, typically used for egg and meat production. Much like the Rouen duck, their meat is said to be quite tender and flavorful. A great dual-purpose bird for any flock.
This is a dual-purpose duck that was developed in 1930s Germany. The Saxony duck's lineage traces back to Pekins, Rouens, and Buffs. They are considered to be reliable egg layers with good meat yield.
When it comes to egg production, duck eggs are much larger than chicken eggs, with yolks that are about twice as large. Duck eggs are an excellent choice for bakers that want rich pastries and cakes.
Ducks are quite hardy and adaptable to the elements, so they will thrive year round in a variety of conditions. This makes them a good option for folks who want to raise poultry in cold climates or outside of the typical spring and summer months.
To ensure a safe shipment, there is a minimum order quantity of 3 for our ducklings for sale. Can be as few as 1 per breed. There is no minimum for pickup.
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With more than 30 years of hands-on experience, our team can help keep your flock healthy. We’d be glad to answer questions about raising poultry or offer advice about your current flock.