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Sadly, they're already ordered.
Plus I didn't want to only have 2 in case something happened to 1.

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No they wont, but they would let you cancel one pair completely. We also dont ever sell solo females as we too dont want the extra ganders. Its pairs or straight run only. Trying to sell a single gander is very hard unless its a more rare breed and of the highest quality. Extra ganders often are butchered because well you only need so many in a breeding set up.Thank you for the stories! It's looking more and more like I'll have to sell one of the boys because I don't want to risk the aggression.
Do you really think Metzer will allow me to get 1 male/3 females instead of 2 pairs? I sent an email asking if they would revise my order, but for some reason I'm skeptical! I googled and found a post from John Metzer explaining why they don't sell extra females, but here's hoping, lol.
My geese and ducks have separate sleeping stalls, ganders and drakes don't mix well when confined, during the day they are all together. lots of room to stay out of each others way.This is an excellent thread thanks for sharing your wealth of information, and this is appropriate for us since we also just ordered two pair of American goslings from Holderread.
We are now planning for acoop/run for the geese, and apparently we'll need to have separate areas if we are going to keep
the two pairs for breeding. Another question is can geese & ducks live together, share housing/runs? Will ganders & drakes attack each
other during breeding season? Today we were watching one of our welsh harlequin drakes run after one of our Maran roosters just after
the rooster jumped on a Maran hen![]()