I will be ordering from here... www.johnsonswaterfowl.com. I don't really have any requirements so just vote for which one you would choose. If you have any second choices please respond to the forum.
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Yes they are. I don't use mine for meat though. But, boy, my magpie hen lays eggs!That's a good point about the Magpie breed. Sounds like they are good multi-purpose birds too.
So far my Magpie, as far as I can tell by the eggs. During mid-winter Campbells don't lay, Anconas lay once in awhile and my Magpie laid more often, and her eggs are big, so magpie, though campbells do great in the summer.I see from your profile that you also have Campbells and Anconas. Which of the three breeds have you found to be the best layers?
I've only had experience with Indian Runners, as I'm new to raising ducks, so they are definitely my second for you. They're relatively flightless, small, not so noisy, but still great egg layers.Also, they and the Welsh Harlequins are listed as 'recovering' in the US, so if you're looking to breed any ducks, you could help a really cool duck breed to thrive here.
From your list, though, I've read good things about Khaki Cambells.
This is why I have Black and White Magpies! They are a really cool breed but not many people have heard of them. And I was interested In a rare breed.
Thanks for your opinion!Oh, nice breeds! I'm going to say go with Calls...they're so adorable!! Second is Silver Appleyards.