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I have to get 6 goslings, it's state law, i think it's a stupid law, why can't it be 3 instead?!
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At first I thought you must be kidding but sure enough several states in the North East do have state laws requiring a minimum purchase of at least 6 birds for domestic fowl. The crazy thing is that the minimum of six often exceeds the city law restricting ownership of fowl in the city limits to either 4 or 5. Sounds like they are trying to make it impossible to own poultry. The state requires you to brake the city law by exceedint their limitation and the city requires you to purchase fewer birds than the state requires so you brake the state law. Catch 22I have to get 6 goslings, it's state law, i think it's a stupid law, why can't it be 3 instead?!
I don't have any Pilgrims but from all I have heard they are very easy tempered so would make a good beginner goose.I'm thinking about getting a pair of pilgrims, I hear they are good for beginners, so.
Aww how sweet. and she'll love having friends. How do you keep your geese safe from predators?I have toulouse on my pond- 2 are mates and one is lonely so I just ordered some goslings to hopefully bond with her and have her own flock. She lets us pet her and we didn't raise her- she came across from a neighbors pond that was too small. She follows us everywhere when we are at the farm. Here she is helping me weed the garden
Aww how sweet. and she'll love having friends. How do you keep your geese safe from predators?
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