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SO EXCITING, PATTI!!!
As hard as it is to do..... I place my geese in lockdown just like I do eggs in my bator, which means I do not disturb them.
As for Sammy, either way will be fine. Last year, when Beignet hatched her babies, Chicory and the two juveniles she adopted and raised all hovered right over her. She didn't seem to mind. This year, both Beignet and Delta got locked up away from their mates, but only because we knew we would move them to a new pen right away and it was easier for us to grab and carry momma and babies without the ganders interfering. As soon as we emerged, the ganders came running and followed us right away into their new pens. Of course, it was love at first sight for all my ganders.
I'll be sure to keep a close eye on the thread for updates!!

As hard as it is to do..... I place my geese in lockdown just like I do eggs in my bator, which means I do not disturb them.
As for Sammy, either way will be fine. Last year, when Beignet hatched her babies, Chicory and the two juveniles she adopted and raised all hovered right over her. She didn't seem to mind. This year, both Beignet and Delta got locked up away from their mates, but only because we knew we would move them to a new pen right away and it was easier for us to grab and carry momma and babies without the ganders interfering. As soon as we emerged, the ganders came running and followed us right away into their new pens. Of course, it was love at first sight for all my ganders.
I'll be sure to keep a close eye on the thread for updates!!