2017 Gosling Hatch a long!!

[Poultrybonkers]

This is the goose hatch a long thread

I was looking in the wrong spot I was looking for it under hatch a longs lol

 

[8GeeseALaying]

I was looking in the wrong spot I was looking for it under hatch a longs lol

We always put it on this section because for some reason newbies and even older members always forget to look in the hatch a long section. I guess it's easier for everyone since most of them just lurk on the goose section only.

 

[Miss Lydia]

This is the goose hatch a long thread

And gab thread

 

[8GeeseALaying]

And gab thread 

Yes! About anything and everything.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Yes! About anything and everything.

Gotta catch up on all the happenings.

 

[Poultrybonkers]

Well only one egg is even fertile so whoever saids ganders can mate up to ten geese is a lie mine cant even mate two

 

[Miss Lydia]

Well only one egg is even fertile so whoever saids ganders can mate up to ten geese is a lie mine cant even mate two

My gander has had fertility problems since age 6.

 

[pomnovice]

I've heard some ganders will only choose to mate one goose, even if paired with multiple females. Most breeders I know will pair them with no more than three to five geese, drakes being more infamous for mating large amounts of ducks. Hope this helps?

 

[Poultrybonkers]

I've heard some ganders will only choose to mate one goose, even if paired with multiple females. Most breeders I know will pair them with no more than three to five geese, drakes being more infamous for mating large amounts of ducks. Hope this helps?

I bought two females last spring sold one as he was just getting irritated with them biting him to mate all the females were just mating eachother so i kept one and my original seems hes just not mating the younger goose so i wouldnt buy eggs if someones has 1:5 ratio as the ganders not gonna mate them it would be a waste of money i might sell this other female as its ointless to keep if hes not gonna mate her

 

[pomnovice]

I do wish you luck with your gander. In no offense, are you positive that he's a male? If he's not mating, he may wind up being a female. If not, you might be able to try keeping your geese in the future and simply getting another gander, seeing as he doesn't suit your needs.