Little over a week old. Got 7 more eggs in the incubator due in 3 weeks.
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I have a goose that started laying and I'm fairly sure they are fertilized, I am currently leaving her to her own devices with the eggs though. She made a nest for them but has yet to sit on them... I forget the word. I suppose husbandry requires some human intervention. Very cool, thanks for sharing all your goat stuff ect.. Hail victory!
> I forget the word
I believe it's broody
Good luck with that goose!
Excelsior!
I believe it's broody
Good luck with that goose!
Excelsior!
I got 2 non sexed goslings about 8 months ago hoping they might be a breeding pair, and blessed was I. I raised them with 2 hen chicks to help them integrate and they are excellent watchdogs for the rest of the flock and I always know when someone is in my driveway. The eggs are very large. Fun stuff.
I had 5 that made it to adulthood without going lame and dying. I think the feed I was using didn't have enough Niacin. All 5 were male. Some hook nosed owl killed 2. I bought 2 new ducklings. I hope I get an egg layer this time. I wonder if female ducklings have a higher Niacin requirement.
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