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KatAndTree
In the Brooder
- Nov 4, 2023
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I guess I’m just going to have to wait and see how mine stack up. I’ll be sure to report how it goes in the spring. One of my other posts, someone mentioned that after the 1st season, the males get better at mating and don’t pull out so many feathers, so maybe that’s what happened for you?I had one gander for 2-3 females, but I found the females were getting bald on the back of the head. I now currently have 2 gander for 8 goose. They looked better this year. Not sure if they cover all the females.