cotton patch geese

I will this spring. They usually lay in the spring only so buying goslings now is a little late. But I will have some this coming spring :)
 
Judt got what you said haha. Thats probably why you said 6-10 week olds lol. I haven't been on this site in a while and I promised pics
 
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All the European-type geese have the same genetics if you go back far enough. Cottons and Pils and Normandies and Shetlands and West-of-Englands etc are auto-sexing birds, which have been developed from the European geese. So, Pils and Cottons will have come from common ancestors back in England at some point.
It may just be that the farmer has some cottonpatch-type geese there mixed in with the pilgrim-type geese that she has. Maybe this one is a bit of both, or even a bit of another type in-between the other two, like mine are.....or maybe she has cottonpatch-type and thinks they´re pilgrims? Possible?
Here´s one of my auto-sexing pilgrim-type females for comparison..
 
All the European-type geese have the same genetics if you go back far enough. Cottons and Pils and Normandies and Shetlands and West-of-Englands etc are auto-sexing birds, which have been developed from the European geese. So, Pils and Cottons will have come from common ancestors back in England at some point.
It may just be that the farmer has some cottonpatch-type geese there mixed in with the pilgrim-type geese that she has. Maybe this one is a bit of both, or even a bit of another type in-between the other two, like mine are.....or maybe she has cottonpatch-type and thinks they´re pilgrims? Possible?
Here´s one of my auto-sexing pilgrim-type females for comparison..
I had someone tell me again today that Forest is a male.... i personally think she looks just like this pic except her feathers are more developed and her beak is pink
 

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