- May 26, 2010
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I have a toulouse goose that is laying eggs for the first time this year. She has been laying since March and has had at least 2 dozen eggs in her nest for the past month. She is still not broody and I'm wondering if I should just break up the nest and dispose of the eggs. She sits on the eggs at night and will occasionally sit on them during the day if she senses a threat (neighbor's dog outside), but it's not as though she is consistently sitting on them. She is very protective of the nest when she's on it, but could care less if I check it out while she's out in the yard. Is there a point at which it's too late for them to go broody? Also, how much time does a goose have to stay on the nest to be considered broody? Thanks!
Sarah
Sarah