2017 Egg Prices

How to Buy:

Email or Text: Send us an Email at duckleheadranch@gmail.com or send us a text message at (724) 361-DUCK. Please indicate your preferred contact information and number of eggs desired. We will contact you with our available pickup times ASAP.
Food Co-op of Indiana: NEW!! Visit the new Food Co-op of Indiana at 701 Philadelphia St, Indiana, PA. Hours are Wednesday-Sunday 8am-3pm.
Visit our booth at the Ligonier Country Market: The Kitchen on Main and the Ducklehead Ranch will once again join forces to bring you delicious hot sandwiches featuring our very own eggs. Grab a dozen eggs and some goodies from The Kitchen while you are there. Returns May 2018!

All of our eggs are collected and hand-washed daily, promptly refrigerated, and sold to you within 5 days of lay.

Every egg we sell is at least the size of a jumbo chicken egg (2.5 oz) or larger (avg 2.9 oz).

Duck Egg (left) vs Jumbo Chicken Egg (right)

If, for any reason, you are less than satisfied with our eggs we will gladly replace them or refund your money, no questions asked.

To purchase eggs, call or text (724) 361-DUCK or email duckleheadranch@gmail.com.

Please provide your name, contact information, and the number of eggs desired.

PACKAGED EGGS

12 Egg Carton $9.00

12 of our delicious duck eggs in a recycled pulp carton. Keep your carton and save on your next purchase.

Attention Chefs: Wholesale Pricing Available!!

Contact us for details. Delivery available within a 50 mile radius.(surcharges may apply)

Enjoy Our Eggs at the Kitchen on Main

You can now enjoy our eggs at The Kitchen on Main!

All this week you can come in for their delicious house-smoked brisket sandwich, topped with one of our very own eggs, served with a side of fries for only $12. Or if you prefer, you can make any of their wonderful egg dishes even better by upgrading to a duck egg for only $1/egg.

We are also proud to announce that we will be partnering with The Kitchen on Main at the LIGONIER COUNTRY MARKET this summer.

Enjoy a Kitchen-Smoked Brisket Sandwich topped with a Ducklehead Ranch egg, and take home some of our delicious eggs, some Kitchen-Smoked Brisket, and weekly selections from The Kitchen and The Ducklehead Ranch all prepared lovingly at The Kitchen by Chef Bob and the Duckman himself.

Come visit us starting May 20.

Enjoy our Eggs at Out of the Fire Cafe

Our friends at Out of the Fire Cafe are featuring our eggs on their brunch menu this month.

Enjoy the Sausage & Biscuits topped with our very own duck eggs.

Sausage and Biscuits

Cheddar Buttermilk Biscuit / Local Duck Eggs / House Breakfast Sausage Gravy

Or ask for duck eggs on their delicious House Benedict

House Benedict with optional Duck Eggs

Crème Fraiche Creamed Spinach / Roasted Red Peppers / Canadian Bacon / Local Duck Eggs / Maple Hollandaise / House Potatoes

Visit them online at www.outofthefire.com or call (724) 259-8887 for reservations.

Ducklehead Profile: Ruby

Ruby looks for a new home

Name: Ruby

Breed: Pekin

Sex: Male

Born: Unknown. Adopted 01/18/2014, Ruby Tuesday, Indiana, PA

Ruby was our first duck, and patriarch of the ranch. On January 18, 2014 he mysteriously appeared on the porch of the Ruby Tuesday restaurant in Indiana, PA. We soon became enamored with him, and decided to give him a home and call him Ruby.

For a few weeks, until we could build a safe enclosure for him, he lived in the house. Although he liked his new home, it soon became clear that he was lonely, and needed some ducky companionship.

We placed an ad on Craigslist, and soon found Pearl. To this day, she is his favorite girl and the two are inseparable.

Pearl and Ruby

As the flock has grown, Ruby has shown himself to be the consummate gentle~~man~~duck. When feeding time comes, he lets the girls and babies eat first while watching over them. Drakes can often be dangerous to new ducklings, but not Ruby. He and Pearl watch over them like doting parents (whether or not they are their own offspring).

Pearl and Ruby watch over the Littles

Want to hear more about Ruby and Pearl? Hear more about them at Homesteady