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Useful for poultry breeders in Belgium I'm sure but I believe the Op is in the US. Here it is generally pronounced dee-yuccle. At least it is at poultry shows in the North East. Never heard anyone say dew-clay.

Quote: Then again who cares what the british want? Who won the war anyway??? and the flemish who are they?? CAM PINE it is Love the attitude!

The silent e on the end would make the I long: cam-pine [like the tree]. That's how it's pronounced at poultry shows here in the US.