About Gimbsheim Ducks

The Gimbsheim Duck is a breed that is easily recognizable by its distinctive coloration and physical characteristics. The breed has gray feathers and a dark head, with slate gray shanks and feet. The male Gimbsheim Duck is distinguishable by its greenish-yellow beak, while the female has a gray beak.

The Gimbsheim Duck is a good layer, producing eggs that weigh approximately 70 grams and have a yellowish to greenish shell. In terms of weight, the male Gimbsheim Duck can weigh up to 6.6 pounds, while the female can weigh up to 5.5 pounds (2.5 kg).

The Gimbsheim Duck breed originated near Gimbsheim, Germany between 1958 and 1963. This breed has several ancestors, including the Saxony, Pekin, and Orpington ducks.