what breed

[MagpieDucks]

@cheezenkwackers, I'm northeast Ohio area. I'll check out Ideal Poultry. Out of the four breeds you mentioned, @MillersFarm which would you say are the best layers and which are the best meat birds?

The Pekins would be the best meat birds. They're also decent layers, but they eat a lot. Khakis are good layers. You might also look into Welsh Harlequins.

 

[MagpieDucks]

Khaki campbells are the best, They lay over 300 eggs a year which is almost everyday. Pekings are a heavy breed and bred for meat purposes but are also good egg layers

You beat me!

 

[MillersFarm]

You beat me!

Gotta type faster

 

[MagpieDucks]

Gotta type faster

Fat fingers require a lot of back spacing.

 

[Runt of the Flock]

Ok thanks @MillersFarm very helpful.

 

[Tawnya Blackburn]

Ancona ducks las approximately 300 eggs per year, can get up to 6 lbs and are suppose to have the most flavorful meat. They are also one of the friendliest breeds. They are also flightless. I haven't actually tasted the meat yet as I'm trying to grow my flock right now.

 

[Nyla]

I'll have Muscovy ducklings in Mid to late March for $4 straight Run. I'm located in Northern Indiana.

@cheezenkwackers, I'm northeast Ohio area. I'll check out Ideal Poultry. Out of the four breeds you mentioned, @MillersFarm which would you say are the best layers and which are the best meat birds?