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Hi! It's been awhile since I've been on here. I don't have any recent pics. I need to get some. I have two goslings that I raised this year that are my pride and joys lol they are tufted Roman x brown Chinese and are full siblings. A true saddleback female and a pied/splash male, I'm 99% sure on...

No, i got splashes of both genders

Break open one of the latest egg from the other goose and check for fertility. If not fertile then hes not a hermaphrodite lol just very confused

Yes its possible.

The white one is a gander. In the last pic he is mating with the brown. Sometimes a gander will sit on a nest for a bit.

Not really, i had 4 dark goslings from my cross of brown and white chinese. The goslings were full siblings. They turned out to be two ganders and two females.

Yes. He will. Think of him as a girl crazy teenage boy willing to get it from any where or from anything

I saw him. Hes gorgeous. Crossing my fingers that ill get one. It should be the same with a brown x tufted roman cross, ill have some of those also.

Thanks that was an interesting thread! I have been searching for pics of brown x white chinese crosses but i didnt find many. I guess ill just wait to see my own grow up

Learn something new everyday. I will for sure keep some off spring then. Does this also mean that the 2nd generation offspring will be sex link also?? Or is it just the 1st generation?

So this cross can produce sex linked goslings?? I was told that not long ago but thought the person was just BSing me because i thought the only sex link was pilgrams. As for the color possibilities i think ill be keeping some of these crosses.

I have that cross waiting to go into the incubator. I was wondering the same thing.