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Buff Orpington Duck Hatching Eggs
The Buff duck is a rare buff colored breed and a dual purpose farm duck. Also known as Orpington Ducks, the buff duck is classified by breeders as a medium weight duck. They are an excellent duck to raise for tasty meat because of their rapid growth. The hens may also lay up to approximately 220 eggs per year.
Buff Orpington ducks have a long, broad carriage that supports a handsomely curved neck. The most desired breeder buffs have strong strong legs, an active disposition, and have an above average egg laying history.
Buff Orpington ducks are typically very active and attractive birds. They have a sturdy and upright posture, as part of their breeding origin is from the Indian Runner Duck.
Hatching Duck Egg Info
Hatching Duck eggs require an incubator to hatch correctly. These are available at a wide range of websites and also at local farm supply stores. We will have them on eFowl.com shortly.
Fertilized Duck Eggs can be safely transported for about 10 days before they will no longer hatchable. We guarantee that all the eggs we sell will arrive to you intact and in a hatchable condition. However, given the nature of this product and the skill it takes for one to successfully hatch a duckling egg, we cannot guarantee that your eggs will actually hatch. |
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Fowl Facts
Buff Orphington Duck Info
- Weight - 7 - 8 pounds
- Color - Drakes: Predominately buff colored with a dark brown head and neck, orange-yellow legs and feet, yellow bill
Hens: buff plumage with orange-yellow necks and brown-orange bills
- Egg Color - White and Tinted
- Country of Origin - England
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