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I have been reading lots of posts about the geese, preparing for my arrivals wednesday, its good to know im not the only one with this much excitement anxiety. But reading more posts poses more questions:
If theyre so aggressive about their nests, how do you collect eggs?
Will they know it if one of their eggs is marked or missing?
If I free range the geese, how far do they tend to roam?
The place I ordered mine from required ordering 1 male for 3 females, so I got 2 males for the 4 females I wanted, are the two males going to be a problem for eachother? Can one male do the job?
Thank you ll for yourinsight.![]()
Most of my geese did not care about my taking their eggs. However, I had a couple that were very protective of their nests and I would have to wait for them to leave to eat/swim to snag eggs.
They don't care if eggs are marked but do notice if all the eggs are taken from nest.
My African flock live on 9 acres and free range the entire property, but spend a large portion of their time by their feeding area. They are serious homebodies and never wander off. If I let them, they would spend all their time on my front porch or driveway.
If the two males are raised together, it is extremely unlikely they will have a problem. I have quite a few pairs of males that have been raised up together and they stay best friends during breeding season.