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    Sebastopol crossed

    Its a game of what if. what if your gander is a BB1 in other words color genetics caries both gens Sex linked color gens are throw from the boy. what if he is 3 generations out from a BB1 been playing the game all year. So here is my year in breeding. Buff boys to Brown girls. 2 girls were able...
  2. JRies

    Sebastopol crossed

    Congratulations Beautiful Babies. I can only tell you how the buff gen works with my geese who are african. But should be the same. The Buff color is sex linked so if the boy is pure Buff (no other colors in his background) He will throw the buff to his girls. If there is grey or something else...
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    Sebastopol crossed

    Absolutely not. Age has allot to do with it. I look at it this way the babies are just practicing this year and the ones that dont make it the whole way would probably not have been strong and healthy. Next year your going to go out and pick up there 3rd or 4th egg they laid and be amazed at...
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    Sebastopol crossed

    Thats kinda normal for first year geese. Fertility is hit and miss early die off on development happens allot in they first eggs also. My girl that is 2 years now are most of the eggs that are making full term. If your girls keep laying late season eggs have the best chance. Hang in there and...
  5. JRies

    Sebastopol crossed

    You are the perfect Mama Goose....You love them... And enjoy all the crazy they give you. But most of all they will always know you love them!!!!
  6. JRies

    Sebastopol crossed

    Totally get it. My Buffs are from Johnsons all there stock came from Dave. My browns are from the Houlderreds last spring. But its first year and our expectations need to be low for results in hatching, Mostly because of there age. First year is about tweaking they systems. Funny things play...
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    Sebastopol crossed

    You have a good track. Yes but dont give up on the week sometimes there your strongest. Know what you want to do for farther generations. Your doing great!!! By the way 4 of my birds are direct from David Holderread.
  8. JRies

    Sebastopol crossed

    Its ok first year eggs are a blessing when there fertile ... 2nd year eggs from true adults. are well a bigger blessing... So happy for you! Deep breath first year eggs dont always make full turm so dont get discouraged remember there still fine tuning and teenagers. But you now know there...
  9. JRies

    Sebastopol crossed

    Her Boy could have had a hidden buff gene if there was a buff cross in the past. I have 2 girls who hump allot Both the girls and the boys, one because my ganders are young and she just wants to be bred. She mostly side humps never making the ail connection. The other because she is just a...
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    Sebastopol crossed

    Very Pretty! Buff is a sex-linked color but only if the gene is first gen. You never know your hidden gene till it pops up. Im breeding my brown boys to buff girls this year all off spring should be brown. The girls will be genetically brown but the boys will be considered half and will carry...
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    Sebastopol crossed

    even a better idea after last year running eggs from my home to the office after the power went out. Then spending he rest of the night running them back because the power went out there but was back in the house. I know crazy. Right. well I bought. UniHeat pads for this year as a 3rd back up...
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    Sebastopol crossed

    Thats fantastic. This year since my birds are going to be my retirement fun! I invested in a OVA- Easy-360. Cabinet incubator. And got my generator fixed just in case. And bought heating pads just in case all else fails. There is nothing like hatching baby geese. From the time they can talk...
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    Sebastopol crossed

    There are folks 3D printing turning trays for goose eggs for that incubator. check etsy. I used 3 Janoel 24s last year that had the height and turned the eggs but they came with there own set of issues. because of the size of African eggs they did not regulate the temp well when they were fully...
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