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The goslings following behind the adults is so cute. Always cool to see farm animals with their offspring.

Dinner time for the two girls Here’s when they were introduced to my gander Herbert.

Wow! That’s cool

Very cute!

Sadly my incubator eggs didn’t hatch… they developed until about day 10, I’m trying to pinpoint the problem, maybe because it was their very first clutch of eggs? Although I do have a goose setting atm. She’s about 18 days in now, so I’m hoping for her to have some success. :fl

I think I’ve got a broody goose! :yesss:

Very cute! I can’t guarantee it, but it looks to me like a boy and a girl. They are sex link geese, the boys are blonde/pale and the girls have the darker saddleback appearance. Sorry to hear about your geese you lost. At least you might very well have a pair now. :)

That is adorable! I’ve had a duck hatch a chick before, but I never thought of a silkie hatching a goose before, the size difference is crazy. :lau

The girls are enjoying their kiddie pool

Oh yeah, I love them too, but to be they are too valuable to eat them. I’ve put all I have towards hatching. Still duck eggs are good too and I have loads of them.

Good info, I haven’t followed that idea, so I’m hoping they hatch without issues.

What was your humidity like? It sounds like that stuff might have been a low humidity issue

Sounds like a pretty tuff hatching year…. I hope this year goes better! I’ve done ducks several years now without really any issues, but these geese are new to me. I’m really hoping for a good experience.

I feel the same way about eating goose eggs, but I did eat one when it was chipped in the nest. It was basically just like eating a big duck egg. What happened with your hatching last year?

Thanks! Cute goslings you have there!

4 more days till hopeful hatch day! Egg turner was taken out last night and the second water chamber was filled. I’m holding 75% humidity, so I hope all goes well.

I’ve cooked a couple of mine and they were huge, probably the equivalent to 4 duck eggs!

Adorable!

Ok, I’ll give that a try.

You think I should save up these eggs and place them in their boxes, maybe one of them would go broody. I’ve filled up my incubators, so it may be worth a try.