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Khaki Campbell

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Khaki Campbell

The Khaki Campbell is a mixture of the Indian Runner, Mallard, and Rouen which has made it a very efficient egg producer averaging up to 300 eggs per year. Khaki Campbells are just as comfortable on land as they are on water making them an excellent choice for backyard producers. They are excellent scavengers and easy to keep. Extra attention does not need to be paid to these birds due to their hardy nature.

Appearance

Kahki – Drakes have a green head.

Weight

Approximately 2. 5 Kg

Egg Colour

White

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