Goslings for spring -Sebastopols are tested fertile and pre order White African

[Marty1876]

Here is your chance for WHITE African Geese and Sebastopol geese (potential exhibition quality). All from NPIP closed flocks, and I'm happy to offer you pics.

This is for White African hatch-lings and eggs. Eggs are available now, and testing in the incubator.

Order Sebastopol eggs now - Eggs ready to ship to you today! Fertility tested, I have a pic of gosling hatching above.

White Africans are very high quality - SHOW QUALITY These are rare and beautiful!

Sebastopols are attractive, but more 4H SHOW QUALITY I have whites and half gray splash in flock


Eggs from either $20/ ea (please note, shipped eggs are not a sure thing at all, the PO is rough on eggs)

Offspring are $50/ea, and I offer shipping. Shipped age 1 week minnimum, for best results. I ship
with watermelon slices for food/water source.

Sebastopol goslings will be available now.

paypal [email protected], and send me a PM, or just PM me if your ready for your eggs now, or to researve goslings for a set time.

 

[Daisy9696]

I am interested! I messaged you!

 

[irishcoffee777]

Hi-
Are you able to sex the sebastopol geese babies? also how much would 2 shipped to 28021 be???
thanks,
JoAnne G
[email protected]

 

[Marty1876]

I cannot sex geese, sorry. It is eggs or straight run goslings. I suggest getting 4 or more to be more likely for at least 1 pair.

 

[jglass]

Sent you a pm

 

[Marty1876]

I'll watch for it.

And your first post too! I hope you explore, BYC IS A WONDERFUL PLACE and just full of usefull info to read, and to share your own tips!

 

[trudigale]

Hi,
I sent you a private message...... Thanks!

 

[CelticOaksFarm]

Marty how exciting they are laying finally! When did you get the saddlebacks?

 

[Marty1876]

Oops, when i typed it yesterday, it should have said splash! Glad you caught that. Somebody PMd me, and asked about saddlebacks, and I told them I only had two spalsh. Now I know why.

I fixed it!

Yes, glad one sebbieis laying. One pair has a nest, and the other two are building one. I keep seeing them throwing straw into the air about 15 feet from the other nest. I assume that's the beginning of nesting. They are slowly accumulating more straw in their choosen area, anyway.

 

[CelticOaksFarm]

sounds like they are playing with the straw. If you have a thick hemp or cotton rope you can hang a piece for them to play with, it should get them to nest rather than play with the straw lol. Here I thought you found and added another sebbie or two.