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About Rouen Ducks
The Rouen duck name originated from the town Rouen, France. They arrived in the United States in 1850. The Rouen was admitted into the American Standard of Perfection in 1874.
Rouen ducks are slow growers and have the basic coloration of the Mallards. This has made them extremely popular as show birds in the heavy class. Due to being a larger bird you will not have to clip its wings because they do not fly more than 100 feet. This makes them a very desirable duck for a pet, a show bird, or your ranch pond.
The Rouen duck is a French breed that is used both for eggs and meat. They were originally kept as farm ducks which makes them a good backyard duck for insect control. The Rouen duck is calm and quiet. They will quickly become your friends because they are very sociable and entertaining as pets.
Duck Facts:
- Female Weight: 9 lbs
- Male Weight: 10 lbs
- Egg Production: 140-180 Per Year
- Personality: Calm
- Hardiness: Hardy
- Flying Capability: Some Flying Ability
Live Duckling Guarantee:
We guarantee your ordered number of birds arrive healthy and true to breed. Please contact us immediately should any losses or variances to your order occur, this guarantee is only for the safe and live delivery of your poultry. Any loss must be reported to Chickens for Backyards within 3 days of receipt for any adjustment to be made. Reshipments are subject to availability and minimum shipping requirements. If eligible, we will reship only once. Reimbursements are limited to the cost of the birds and will not include shipping charges.
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James Mumford –
The Rouen duck
I will have you know that these ducks have a great temperment they love to be with people, love attention. The colors are so beautiful.
Joy Boatright –
I loved my Rowen duck. He had a playful personality and a loveable temperament. He has passed but he will always be a part of my ♥