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Our portable goose coop built on a wagon frame to make it easier to move on our uneven pastures. It has house gutters that collect rain and feed the rain to a 65 gallon collection tank. That tank feeds an in house water source a portable pond. Our geese do use the ramp because their water and...

That goose was limping because some hog panel fell on its foot earlier that day. But fortunately he's better now and not limping at all :-)

Our American Lavender goslings (from Holdrread's in OR) are doing really well! We just built them there own portable coop. Here's some pictures and a video :) If you can't click the red play button on the below video, here's the direct link to the YouTube video: Soon, we'll have a blog post...

Our portable goose coop built on a wagon frame to make it easier to move on our uneven pastures. It has house gutters that collect rain and feed the rain to a 65 gallon collection tank. That tank feeds an in house water source a portable pond. Our geese do use the ramp because their water and...

We processed 10 of our Narragansett turkeys yesterday. Everyone looked healthy, no issues, however, two of of our hens had yellow livers! We've proceed many many many of these birds in the past three years that we've been breeding and raising them. We've never seen abnormal livers or anything...

Thanks everyone for the great tips! It'll help!

I was wondering if y'all have had luck getting your geese to go up a ramp? We are building a goose wagon and it'll be 20'' high... I'm thinking we'll need a really long ramp?

Yes please, do you have pictures? Is this something y'all did? I'm wondering about space... Do the really need 5-7.5sq ft for each bird if they are only in there quarters at night...?

Thank you for the great response to all my questions. I was hoping to hear our chickens and geese would co-habitate better... we didn't want to build a separate movable housing structure. My husband isn't going to like building another poultry wagon :( Shoot... we'll have to ponder this one...

We have geese coming in April and we're trying to design there coop. We keep chickens and are building a movable coop on hay wagon running gear... We have a few questions... 1.) How big does the entrance door need to be for Geese (I'm getting Pilgrims and Lavenders)? All the books only show...