Thats definitely a gander, looking at the neck! Goose will have a shorter neck and smaller legs/feet.
Could this dash of orange be of help. This is the only one out of the three that has orange anywhere on it. It's just a little right behind the bill.
@jchny2000
this is a known male ( I saw his you know)
This is the one I'm not sure about, they are both five months old and the Ganders knob is bigger. Neither have a flap on the tummy Please take a look JCHNY2000, let me know if they are Africans. As well as the mystery sex
Hmm, kinda hard to tell with them in the water. Knobs really are not a good indication of sex. Thicker legs, longer necks, higher pitched voices are boys. The one in question, is its neck & legs thinner, or shorter? Or do they look the same? If you have a confirmed male its much easier to make a judgement. The flap or lobe will come later, after they mature and begin to lay if you have a hen.
this is a known male ( I saw his you know)
This is the one I'm not sure about, they are both five months old and the Ganders knob is bigger. Neither have a flap on the tummy Please take a look JCHNY2000, let me know if they are Africans. As well as the mystery sex
1st picture, is he one on left confirmed a gander? the one on right is possibly a goose. Shorter legs and neck... Are they about the same age?
