pretty neat, you'll love those curly feathersThey’re Pilgrim
@Texas Kiki I either have the 24 hour wait to start zipping or mine will pip and zip same day. That’s with turkeys, ducks, pheasants and chickens. Seems the geese will be the same way.
I was right in your shoes not too long ago myself.
Wait how do you know she is a girl? :O Is there some secret tactic I don't know about or did you just vent sex lol
Pilgrims are an auto sexed breed. No need to vent sex or do DNA testing. The boys will be lighter, more blond and light grey while the girls will be more olive and darker overall right out of the egg. As adults, the males are white with just a touch of grey (usually on the wings) while the girls will be all grey.
Wew, a live camera for your eggs? Time for me to take notes! Lol
Oh wow that's pretty coolPilgrims are an auto sexed breed. No need to vent sex or do DNA testing. The boys will be lighter, more blond and light grey while the girls will be more olive and darker overall right out of the egg. As adults, the males are white with just a touch of grey (usually on the wings) while the girls will be all grey.
Not the best pic, but here’s my older pair (~a month old) that I bought as day-olds. Boy in front
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I have one of each type of these:
CONGRATS!
