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Khaki Campbell Unsexed 4–6 Weeks
Khaki Campbell Unsexed 4–6 Weeks
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Active, khaki-colored ducks prized for egg production
Khaki Campbells are lightweight domestic ducks known for strong egg production and enthusiastic foraging. Their alert, busy nature makes them a good choice for keepers who want productive ducks rather than especially cuddly pets.
Developed in England, the Khaki Campbell is an egg-focused duck breed with understated khaki-brown plumage. Ducks can produce roughly 200–300 eggs per year under suitable management, though laying varies with age, nutrition, daylight, and individual birds. Eggs are usually white to cream.
Khaki Campbell Breed Facts
| Egg Color | White to cream |
|---|---|
| Egg Size | Large |
| Approx. Eggs / Year | 200-300 |
| Approx. Age at First Lay | 20-28 weeks |
| Temperament | Active, alert; can be nervous |
| Mature Hen Weight | 3.5-4.5 lb (duck) |
| Mature Rooster Weight | 4-5 lb (drake) |
| Purpose | Egg production |
| Broodiness | Low |
| Heat Tolerance | Good with shade and fresh water |
| Cold Tolerance | Good with dry, sheltered housing |
| Confinement Tolerance | Fair; needs room to stay active |
| Foraging / Free-Range Ability | Excellent |
| Appearance / Distinctive Characteristics | Khaki-brown plumage; drakes have darker heads and curled tail feathers. |
| Beginner Friendly | Yes, with basic duck care |
| Family / Child Friendly | Yes, with gentle handling and supervision |
| Flock Compatibility | Good with other ducks; manage drake numbers to prevent overmating. |
| Housing / Space Notes | Roomy, predator-secure shelter and outdoor space; dry bedding, good drainage, and water deep enough to dunk the entire head. |
