First Sebastopol gosling has hatched!

[Mrs. Fluffy Puffy]

Oh, and of course Congratulations on your first gosling of the year! It's adorable....why don't you just stick it in a box and send it to me. You don't need another ugly Sebbie! LOL

~ Aspen

 

[CelticOaksFarm]

a TON lol I have it all written out on measurements of each grain we give. They require a lot of feed compared to other breeds, however good grazing cuts that down.

 

[CelticOaksFarm]

3 went into lock down and 3 hatched

setting up next round

 

[Miss Lydia]

3 went into lock down and 3 hatched

setting up next round

Aww can't wait to see pics..

 

[flgardengirl]

Congrats! Are you hatching any blue sebastapol babies yet? I am really enjoying our white ones we got from you last year. They have started acting like they are in mating ritual mode lol- trying to jump on each other in their little pool.
One turned out very curly feathered (the male) and the other is more smooth feathered but has a few curly feathers mixed in here and there. They are such nice geese!

 

[CelticOaksFarm]

Thanks! So glad the babies from last year are doing well. The blue gander is a white a heavy splash goose (both for sale currently) no eggs YET, once she start laying though they will hit the incubator.


Lydia.........just set up a brooder for them so pictures this afternoon

 

[Glenmar]

Sebbies are my absolute favorite.

 

[1MrsMagoo]

Whoopee!!!! Those babies are SO beautiful Celtic. I am so happy your hatches are going so well thus far. Continued good luck for the remainder of your hatches too!

Now, I wish mine would start laying for cryin' out loud. They have been mating and acting ready for a few weeks now the little booger heads.

I have a terrible case of gosling envy after your pics

 

[Going Bhonkers]

Congratulations!! Celtic, are you able to take a video? I've never seen anything hatch before

 

[Mrs. Fluffy Puffy]

a TON lol I have it all written out on measurements of each grain we give. They require a lot of feed compared to other breeds, however good grazing cuts that down.

Ah, thanke! They might not be the best choice for me, at least right now as we have 0 grass right now and won't until spring/early summer. However, once we get some shelves and such in our new green house I'd like to start sprouting a ton of oats, wheat, barely and I know not what for the waterfowl.

~ Aspen