Well, I finally bit the bullet and took Baby Goosie (white embden gander I hatched last year) to the sale. He is still here, but will be going to his new home next week. A lady saw me standing by him, him nibbling on my shirt and fingers, and getting spoiled to death, and asked me why I was selling him. I told her it's because I don't need that many ganders (out of 6 geese, I think at least 4, counting him, are ganders), and because he doesn't act like the other geese. He was a lone hatchling, so he wasn't raised around anything but people. When the other geese get too close he bites them, and he bites the 2 baby geese too. He didn't even 'talk' to the pair of chinese that were also at the sale.....he just doesn't seem to know he is a goose. She has no other geese, and when I told her he was a big baby, she said that's what she wants. So I feel good that he will have a good home.
She would have taken him today, but she didn't have a cage. The cage I took him in is the dog crate that the guinea pigs are in during the summer, they got kicked out for the evening so I could take him in a big cage. She wanted to borrow my cage, and bringing it back next week. My luck I wouldn't be there, or she wouldn't be there, or she'd forget it, so I suggested that I just bring him back home, then take him back next Friday. So that's what we are doing
I'll miss him, but at least I don't have to worry about him being eaten