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I hear that older geese and geese in production have larger, more pendulous lobes. I think you’re right!

That’s called an “asymmetrical paunch” or something of the like, I believe. I think it’s a defect. No organs. It’s just flesh. It won’t harm or unbalance the bird.

They have a nice, well rounded double-lobed paunch.

I’ll tell you when I get home.

A paunch is more for looks than anything. Just a bit of flesh and feathers. A breed standard will call for one, two, or zero lobes in a paunch in a goose breeds. Many heavier breeds will have them while some lighter breeds will not. Much attention is paid to it because it effects the symmetry of...