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  1. ultasol

    Sebastopols. A cash crop?

    I had a very early clutch (in december) a couple goslings hatched in spring, then my last clutch was infertile (I think due to warm weather). Strange, strange season for sure. I have a couple eggs in the incubator right now from someone else (nice looking parents) and I am hoping nothing goes...
  2. ultasol

    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. Has nothing to do with...
  3. ultasol

    Sebastopols. A cash crop?

    I can't find brewers yeast in bulk here. C'est la vie. Niacin works as well, though.
  4. ultasol

    Sebastopols. A cash crop?

    I'm not griping. I ordered four over a year ago and got them. Had I known then what I know now my choices would have been different. I do show, so yes, I understand that even SQ birds produce only a small proportion of SQ offspring.
  5. ultasol

    Sebastopols. A cash crop?

    I just buy straight up fish meal, use less of it to get same benefits and it is 60% protein. Geese do eat a lot, but boy, are they worth it. BTW, I concur on the comments regarding the *general* quality of Holderread sebbies- if you want a good one you need to buy it as an adult. How do I...
  6. ultasol

    Sebastopols. A cash crop?

    There are top breeders which breed curly on curly without issues, other than the fact that sebbies seem more prone to angelwing than some breeds of geese. I got some goslings from holderreads this spring. So far, two have the UGLIEST heads, not rounded at all, and two look ok so far. We...
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