The Buff or Buff Orpington was developed by the William Cook family who lived in the Orpington area of Kent, England in the early 1900s. It was developed as a multipurpose bird, because of their ability to lay good quantities of eggs, and their size makes a good roasting duck. For instance, some even claim that the buff colored feathers are easier to pluck than the white Pekin feathers.

This order will be shipped from a different location by one of our participating hatchery partners.

We can not ship these ducks to Hawaii or Puerto Rico.