Goose Talk: Let’s Chat About Geese in the Flock!

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Geese are more than just noisy lawn guardians—they’re smart, social, and surprisingly useful additions to a homestead. From natural weed control to their legendary protective instincts, they definitely bring personality (and plenty of honking!) to the yard.

Let’s stir the conversation:
  1. Guardians or bullies? – Do your geese protect your flock, or do they sometimes cause more trouble than help?
  2. The lawn crew – Have your geese lived up to their reputation as expert grazers, or do they still sneak feed from your chickens’ bowls?
  3. Raising goslings – Have you ever hatched and raised goslings? Was it easier or more challenging than chicks or ducklings?
  4. Geese & family bonds – They’re famous for forming strong attachments. Do your geese have a “favorite” person in your household?
  5. Seasonal honking – Does your gaggle get louder in certain seasons, or are they the neighborhood’s year-round noisemakers?
  6. Eggs and more – Have you tried goose eggs in cooking? Some swear they’re richer and fluffier for baking—what’s your take?
  7. Best breeds – If you keep geese, which breed do you have? Are they calm Pilgrims, elegant Chinese, or bold Africans?
  8. Funniest goose moment – What’s the most hilarious (or outrageous) goose story you’ve got?

👉 Jump in and share your stories! Whether you love their sass, rely on their protection, or just admire them from afar, geese always seem to spark strong opinions.

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my Gesse are gardens of my farm. They help keep away predictors and people! My Geese love grass but where I live they need to stay in a pen they cant get out of! but they do sometimes spend time in the goat pen I have. I have hatched goslings in the past it was hard but intertaining the problem I had was The goslings where imbread... and didn't survive long.My geese only really like me! They are my babies!My noisemakers are Loud year round but get louder during summer/spring. I have 2 Chinese and 1 unknown and the Other is a mix bread.
 

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