Goslings of 2014 Hatch-a-long

[Miss Lydia]

Or will he -_-

 

[Miss Lydia]

Sure wish J would check in I miss the reg goose people.

 

[nate1the1great1]

Maybe they started a 2015 thread already :lol but prob not ill have to start one :lol as soon as i hatch

 

[Miss Lydia]

Maybe they started a 2015 thread already :lol but prob not ill have to start one :lol as soon as i hatch

Good idea won't be long till 2015

 

[servpolice]

Mine won't lay for a while

 

[nate1the1great1]

Lol i figured but I want to know who gets to start a new thread for 2015 ( I hope i get to) jk but is Pete ever on

 

[Miss Lydia]

Lol i figured but I want to know who gets to start a new thread for 2015 ( I hope i get to) jk but is Pete ever on

Pete hasn't been on all year.

If you get gosling first and no one else has started the new 2015 thread then by all means start it.

 

[servpolice]

My flock of geese were all running around and few flew in the window and my dog was going mad, so I got the torch and heard a goose scream in the distance and my dog was growling and attacking a fox(too dark to see but sure it was a fox)but it was too dark to see the fox and my dog was gone for 10 minutes,thank goodness the goose survived(my 8 year old greylag gander)the fox brought it very far in the field and is limping so I grabbed him and put him inside an ark (will investigate the damage tomorrow).
I am so surprised that we have a fox again after not having one for a year and surprised that the fox managed to bring the gander so far!Gander is in deep shock and so am I! I got a fright when all the geese were going mad.
Now my geese are all careful and necks up, the reason is i think because I am preparing Christmas Geese for people and it attracts the foxes by the looks of it.
The fox didn't touch the slaughtered geese which confuses me and by the looks of it prefers live geese.
The fox came very close to the house which is unusual and I thought that I would have no foxes this winter
Tip:If you slaughter geese foxes will smell it from miles away and won't eat it by the looks of it and it wants geese that are alive.
This happened a hour ago

 

[Miss Lydia]

My flock of geese were all running around and few flew in the window and my dog was going mad, so I got the torch and heard a goose scream in the distance and my dog was growling and attacking a fox(too dark to see but sure it was a fox)but it was too dark to see the fox and my dog was gone for 10 minutes,thank goodness the goose survived(my 8 year old greylag gander)the fox brought it very far in the field and is limping so I grabbed him and put him inside an ark (will investigate the damage tomorrow).
I am so surprised that we have a fox again after not having one for a year and surprised that the fox managed to bring the gander so far!Gander is in deep shock and so am I! I got a fright when all the geese were going mad.
Now my geese are all careful and necks up, the reason is i think because I am preparing Christmas Geese for people and it attracts the foxes by the looks of it.
The fox didn't touch the slaughtered geese which confuses me and by the looks of it prefers live geese.
The fox came very close to the house which is unusual and I thought that I would have no foxes this winter

Tip:If you slaughter geese foxes will smell it from miles away and won't eat it by the looks of it and it wants geese that are alive.
This happened a hour ago

O serv I hope he'll be okay. That is scary Maybe he was dragging your goose is the reason the goose was screaming. Seems the gander would be too large for the fox to carry. Please let us know in the morning how he is

 

[nate1the1great1]

OMG at least it wasn't a coyote but i surprised all ur geese didnt fight back and attack it