Am I Going To Be In Trouble?

[CanadianSkeptic]

This past April I bought 3 Buff goslings, which turned out to be 1 goose and 2 ganders. Right now they share a yard with my chickens and ducks but we're in the process of building another coop. The plan is to have a separate area in the coop for the geese, and another for the ducks, but they will share the yard and pond.
My question is, am I going to be in trouble come breeding season with 2 ganders and only 1 goose? If so, should I re-home the extra gander or should I try to get another goose for him?

 

[Flockandfowl46]

I would get another goose for one of the males 2 of them will pair off during breeding season next year but there might be some fighting if you have an extra male

 

[jtn42248]

Two females with one male will work just fine. But, the other way around will probably be a problem come mating season. Get another female and hope for two pairs...you might end up with one dominant male and two females and one bachelor.

 

[Gray Farms]

The dominate male will claim the female and drive off the other male constantly. Your going to end up with lots of small fights and one very unhappy gander. I'd recommend rehoming the odd gander or getting 2-3 more females.