Search results for query: *

Percy wasn't a single, lol. He has a girlfriend. Her eggs weren't fertile, and she really wasn't interested in the babies that weren't hers, but he did a good job with them. I understand that the behavior is different, just pointing out that each bird is different, and that gender isn't always...

I think that sounds like a good idea. 6 geese is a lot. I will say my gander was just about the sweetest guy (he still is, I just don't have him anymore). He just loved babies, and would adopt and tend to pretty much any baby duck or gosling. He adopted 3 goslings last year, and did a great job...

It sounds like the last instance was outdoors in their yard setup, not in the brooder. @JoserMum, do you have a pic of your outdoor setup?

I loved mine too. I had American buff geese, and they were the sweetest birds. Little call ducklings actually picked on them! Lol. Hopefully once you get them settled in their new space, they will mellow. I do hope you don't have a bunch of boys, though. That will go poorly when they mature as...

Don't give up yet! They might be OK together once they are in their final setup. Waterfowl grow so insanely fast. It's hard to understand until you live it, lol. I'd honestly start by removing the trouble maker, and going from there.

Sorry. Typo. Meant sexed birds. Bummer. Well, I'd definitely keep them separated for now. Or at least remove the offending goose, and maybe a friend for it. What are you feeding these guys? I have had geese, standard ducks, and call ducks all in together with no issues, but others have had...

What breeds do you have? Are they sexed birds? Is it just one of the geese that seems to be doing this, as far as you can tell? Do you have photos of the damage to your ducks?