Magoo, Caboosh is marked wonderfully. Lovely heads on them all. Hopefully the youngest will finish feathering and look better in adult feather for you. Our hatchling from you is going strong today, looks to have nie head markings too. We have 4 from Kawonu growing, and three more in the incubator almost read to hatch. Need to band yours today so I can visually tell it from the others while they grow out.
Marty we do have three additional goslings all about the same age range as the first two. I need to look closely at their backs, heads, ect before saying yes that's the one. Will go sit with them today during the babies nap and give them a good once over. I pretty firm on the white goose being good. The gander I need to look at as I can't remember his back line this morning.
Celtic,
One of my young ganders is marked identically to Caboosh as well. The other two are younger, so I hope you are right and their markings will clean up with their adult feathers. Tex, the younger goose doesn't have bad markings...just not as good as my adults or her older sister. The two I lost had great markings as well (one goose....one gander).
I am glad it looks like the one you got will be marked nicely. It looks like the one I have from Kawonu in the juvenile area is going to have really nice markings as well. I don't know how to vent sex: I have to wait for the head and beak to take their adult shape before I'll know if it is a girl or boy. At least with my geese, the females skulls are rounder with more pronounce cheeks and smaller beak by the time they hit about 2-3 months.
If you don't mind me asking, what bands do you use on your birds?
Oh, just a bit of a funny story. Our 26 year old son and his fiance moved in a couple months ago (lost their jobs). A couple days ago he comes running to get me in the garden. "I think something got one of the ducks!", he yells. So, we haul butt up to the front pond. My front yard literally looked like a white bird had exploded all over the place. I looked at the feathers and could tell they were both duck and goose....did a quick head count and everyone was fine. It seems that they all went into moult at the same time: the two adult geese, 2 pekin ducks, and all my fawn&white runners. The poor boy almost had himself a heart attack. He didn't know they lost their feathers. 
Mom to 3 human children, 2 golden retrievers, 1 cat, 3 goats, 1 horse, 100+ chickens (Ameraucanas, BCM, Dark Cornish, BR, Orpingtons, Easter Eggers, RIR, & GNH), 19 ducks (runner, pekin, khaki, cayuga, silver appleyard, welsh harlequin), 14 Buff Saddleback Pomeranian & 2 Toulouse Geese, 13 turkeys, 3 guinea fowl, 4 guinea pigs, & a Senegal parrot.
Mom to 3 human children, 2 golden retrievers, 1 cat, 3 goats, 1 horse, 100+ chickens (Ameraucanas, BCM, Dark Cornish, BR, Orpingtons, Easter Eggers, RIR, & GNH), 19 ducks (runner, pekin, khaki, cayuga, silver appleyard, welsh harlequin), 14 Buff Saddleback Pomeranian & 2 Toulouse Geese, 13 turkeys, 3 guinea fowl, 4 guinea pigs, & a Senegal parrot.
Where are the pics?????
No shrinkwrap or anything, still looking good so I'll let him go for awhile and see what he does. 
