Search results for query: *

  1. Hillside

    Sebastopols. A cash crop?

    Quote: With my Sebastopols I would say yes. Doesn't work for everything though. One thing I have seen is pictures of gosling heads with very narrow, shallow, wedge shaped heads. I can't see heads like that turning out big and wide and round but different lines in a breed can start out and...
  2. Hillside

    Sebastopols. A cash crop?

    Interesting color. Do you have lavender Muscovy ducks or Guineas too?
  3. Hillside

    Sebastopols. A cash crop?

    Beautiful birds. Have never seen the lavenders before.
  4. Hillside

    Sebastopols. A cash crop?

    Quote: Jenifer Krause, your birds are beautiful and I am so glad to be able to see them. They make a very good argument in favor of purchasing quality adults from good breeders instead of scattering your shot with a group of babies who might not be worth breeding from for someone who wants...
  5. Hillside

    Sebastopols. A cash crop?

    Thought I'd add something about my own experiences getting started with the birds I wanted from those who had what I liked. I have had to be patient and get adults like I have said. No choice about getting day olds. Not an option. Sometimes a very good start was gotten but after a season or more...
  6. Hillside

    Sebastopols. A cash crop?

    jojo@rolling acres farm : Very nice! Love the pics! Besides the pretty feathers - love the look of the heads & necks on your birds. Yes, me too.
  7. Hillside

    Sebastopols. A cash crop?

    My experience with adults vs day olds is probably kind of unusual. I have had some great experiences with batches of chicks sent from different breeders. In waterfowl I have only once even had the opportunity to buy day old from a breeder who had birds that I wanted. I will say that I don't...
  8. Hillside

    Sebastopols. A cash crop?

    If you have a question about moderation, please PM a staff member.
  9. Hillside

    Sebastopols. A cash crop?

    Quote: What do you mean...you bought 4 day old goslings and they didn't turn out nice? What would you do different now? Also, with Sebbies, their feathering will improve by the time they're 2 years old (if its going to). You really can't judge them as yearlings. I have Sebastopols as one of...
  10. Hillside

    Sebastopols. A cash crop?

    Quote: I was not going to post again, but feel I need to. I also threw out a lot of eggs-could have sold them in a minute! From experience I now know that many early in the year laid eggs (from my climate) are going to be weak gosling, and I only send out later laid eggs to a few people...
  11. Hillside

    Sebastopols. A cash crop?

    Quote: Thanks hun. I even had a woman who came on to BYC looking for Sebbies contact me. She wanted a 100% guarantee that any Sebbies she bought from me would be curly. I told her that no one could give her that guarantee. She told me that yes they could. The she had Sebbies (that...
  12. Hillside

    Sebastopols. A cash crop?

    I mentioned something along these lines in connection with someone who started out their post saying they wanted to get Sebastopols and wondered which colors were the most popular because they wanted to sell eggs and goslings. I've done the same thing as Golden Valley. Gone to the internet and...
Back
Top Bottom