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Yes, I set every egg I get once the hard freeze passes! I have 4 gander and 11 goose. Keeping American Buff, Chinese and Embden.
Awesome to be in a good mood, I love to be around cheerful folks! I will be starting sprouts myself this week since the freeze is coming also. Geese love lots of greens.
Yeah he can fly really good haha.Stunning I like the beak formation it's different.
I bet she can fly very well
What's your plans for her? She's obviously going to be sterile so is she just a fun pet
Yeah he can fly really good haha.
Actually, hybrids with snowgoose and greylag/swangoose are often (maybe always??) fertile and can produce offsprings. I have no plans for him but it would be fun to get more hybrids like him and have a little group
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Me too but will wait til at least march to set eggs lol. That's a lot of swimming pools to set up as brooders! We have an insulated garage I am converting this year. Only thing we are hatching currently is quail, easy to brood in winter and go to the freezer at 8 weeks.
Thats atleast what ive been told from several people. We don't want snow geese to be wild in sweden, because they tend to mate with greylag and produce fertile gooslings.Are snow goose crosses fertile? I know greylag and Swan type crosses are fertile as I got goslings from both greylag crosses and Chinese/African adults and their kids also produce offspring but I never knew snow geese were fertile.
I know that Canadian geese crosses are infertile.
Mixed breeds can be more beautiful and nice to look at then pure breeds
Quote: We have a severe over population of Canadian geese here in Indiana. I LOVE to see them but many hate them for the waste left and grasses damaged in the subdivisions. Understand the problem.. but folks the birds were there first. I did Animal control several years and the wild geese were a touchy subject since protected. Lots of angry folks because I could not remove them.
I cannot agree more @jchny2000 I love the Canada geese too but gosh do people all over seem to hate them. And your so right they were here first. Not much more gorgeous than to watch a flock of them fly over morning and evening here.We have a severe over population of Canadian geese here in Indiana. I LOVE to see them but many hate them for the waste left and grasses damaged in the subdivisions. Understand the problem.. but folks the birds were there first. I did Animal control several years and the wild geese were a touchy subject since protected. Lots of angry folks because I could not remove them.