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

[livininbrazil]

No signs of breeding behavior here, thank goodness!!

I´m sure Spirit´s doing his best to get there!

 

[seminolewind]

Quote: Well, I've made a verbal reserve on a pair of day olds when they get hatched. But I think if the ones I have here have fertile eggs, I will probably put a few in the incubator. I have an r-com that's great, okay size for a few eggs. I also have a Styrofoam bator that has auto temp control. If my eggs are fertile I would love to swap, as well.

 

[8GeeseALaying]

Yeah, I´ve already seen someof your pics.  I was just checking.  I particularly remember seeing the little stripey emu!  

The little emu was probably Rivergoddess' however,
I do not remember posting anything that didnt have feathers, i havent had any fur babies born here for years. My horses are all geldings.

 

[livininbrazil]

The little emu was probably Rivergoddess' however,
I do not remember posting anything that didnt have feathers, i havent had any fur babies born here for years. My horses are all geldings.

Oh, I see.. I thought the "us" in your post referred to your family, but you meant all the goosey folks. OK, nice.

 

[8GeeseALaying]

Oh, I see.. I thought the "us" in your post referred to your family, but you meant all the goosey folks.  OK, nice.  

Yea all the goosey lovers. No one in my family would have even thought to look for a site like this.

 

[livininbrazil]

Yea all the goosey lovers. No one in my family would have even thought to look for a site like this.

That´s true of mine too.....hubby´s into his native trees and my son is into x-box and skate-board. But at least they do show interest in the birds here. Especially the little fluffy versions that we have indoors from time to time.

 

[livininbrazil]

Here´s my latest chick: A little gold (partridge) brahma. Only two hatched from a dozen eggs I bought and the other one died. It´s one expensive chick!

 

[servpolice]

hmmm how to explain the neck signal ?! Well the gander makes his neck in a C like formation and sqriums its head on the ground towards the female and then mates! But some females can be b****s and reject the male

 

[8GeeseALaying]

hmmm how to explain the neck signal ?! Well the gander makes his neck in a C like formation and sqriums its head on the ground towards the female and then mates! But some females can be b****s and reject the male

My chinese does that the most, reminds me of a snake lol which i dont like

 

[8GeeseALaying]

      That´s true of mine too.....hubby´s into his native trees and my son is into x-box and skate-board.  But at least they do show interest in the birds here. Especially the little fluffy versions that we have indoors from time to time.    

I am the crazy bird lady actually crazy any animal lady, but mostly birds then horses. Used to be reversed but was almost crippled from an accident, anyways Hubby is into anything outdoors. My Mom likes watching the geese on the pond. Same here when it comes to the fuzzy babies though, everyone gets involved.