GOOSE BREEDING THREAD - for breeding, incubating, hatching and rearing.

[servpolice]

I used to have silver grey dorkings and they were tasty but after i ate all of them i found out they were rare! >:-(

 

[subhanalah]

I used to have silver grey dorkings and they were tasty but after i ate all of them i found out they were rare! >:-(

 

[servpolice]

 

[creaturelife]

well i just bought a incubator with a fan it plastice one it wont hold many goose egg but i will hold alot of duck egg i also have my other one i can use if i need to but it has no fan

 

[subhanalah]

well i just bought a incubator with a fan it plastice one it wont hold many goose egg but i will hold alot of duck egg i also have my other one i can use if i need to but it has no fan 

Many people like the still air incubators for duck and goose eggs since they don't dry out as easily and hold humidity well.

 

[8GeeseALaying]

I have both and have used both for goose eggs. Last year i had 23 goose eggs and 12 duck eggs in one of mine. Also last year i started using the fan incubator for incubation and then would move them a day before they Internally pipped to the still air incubator for hatching. Kept the other icubator clean that way so i could keep putting eggs in.
Here is my LG forced air incubator filled on day 1 last year i dont scrub the eggs i just brush off what i can and set them

 

[servpolice]

Ive an still aired incubator and its very good for goose as someone said above it holds humidity well

 

[RiverGoddess]

Hamlette McBacon

 

[8GeeseALaying]

Hamlette McBacon

Love the piggy!

 

[servpolice]

So small!