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post #31 of 45
2/22/10 at 7:31am

Wow, they are beautiful.  I'm really gonna have to get me some sebbies....

Me,DH, 2 DS, 4 dogs, 1 parakeet, 1 parrotlet, 2 frogs, 19 hens, 1 roo, 2 turks, 28 ducks (9 calls, 2 kcs, 3 runners, 3 scovy, 2 Mandy, 4 teal,1 wood duck, 2 rouen, 1 pekin) 3 geese (1 Embden, 1 Sebastopol, 1 toulouse), 1 Flem Giant Rabbit, 1 Neth. Dwarf rabbit, 2 sugar glider.  http://www.backyardchickens.com/web/viewblog.php?id=22826-my-home-for-sale

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Me,DH, 2 DS, 4 dogs, 1 parakeet, 1 parrotlet, 2 frogs, 19 hens, 1 roo, 2 turks, 28 ducks (9 calls, 2 kcs, 3 runners, 3 scovy, 2 Mandy, 4 teal,1 wood duck, 2 rouen, 1 pekin) 3 geese (1 Embden, 1 Sebastopol, 1 toulouse), 1 Flem Giant Rabbit, 1 Neth. Dwarf rabbit, 2 sugar glider.  http://www.backyardchickens.com/web/viewblog.php?id=22826-my-home-for-sale

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post #32 of 45
2/22/10 at 8:37am

wootwoot I got another egg, I got another egg wootwoot

Different girl, but still not a keeper.  It is much wider, but not big enough to set.  I think in 1-2 more eggs it will be big enough.

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post #33 of 45
2/22/10 at 8:58am
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Are you excited?! gig
I've been throwing eggs away but
this weekend I'm going to clean stalls
and throw some straw in the corners for nests.
Time to get the incubators going.


Edited by Cottage Rose - 2/22/10 at 9:06am

Quality white & saddleback Sebastopol Geese.
 

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post #34 of 45
2/23/10 at 1:55pm

They are gorgous.  I had some pictures in County Home magizine of some that I had but I sold them.  I wish I had them back. I have   a pair of pilgrims now.  Do you have any eggs yet?  Do you want to sell them?  I would like some if you do, thanks, tina

I have these in bantams: cochins, polish, sultans, salmon faverolles. I have laying hens, RIR, black sexlink, red sexlink, ideal poultry special,  and Easter eggers.  I have Sebastopal geese and some pet ducks and goats.

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I have these in bantams: cochins, polish, sultans, salmon faverolles. I have laying hens, RIR, black sexlink, red sexlink, ideal poultry special,  and Easter eggers.  I have Sebastopal geese and some pet ducks and goats.

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post #35 of 45
2/23/10 at 7:45pm
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Thanks Tina...
Sorry I do not sell hatching eggs but you could probably find some on eggbid
or even folks here sell them.
Best Wishes!

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post #36 of 45
2/23/10 at 7:53pm

I got two more eggs today!!!!!

Too bad one is too short and the other to skinny................. barnie

I wish the older birds would start laying, especially the show group.

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post #37 of 45
2/23/10 at 8:23pm
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Whats up with all the weird shaped eggs Jean?

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post #38 of 45
2/24/10 at 7:12am

Just young birds; I'm positive that one is not even a year old.  I am not sure which goose is laying the other.

One is perfectly shaped, just too small to set.  The other is big enough, just too narrow.  I'm sure they will grow either by the end of the season or next year.........

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post #39 of 45
2/25/10 at 4:47pm

Have you tried to hatch the narrow eggs? I just put a couple in the sportsman today. hmm

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post #40 of 45
2/25/10 at 5:15pm

Yes, I have tried to hatch the narrow ones.  I have found that the goslings don't have enough room to grow in them and often their feet are turned in on the narrow eggs.

However:   wootwootwoot

I got a hatchable egg yesterday.  Not to small, not too narrow..... just right. jumpy

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