Look what I got today!

[n4zty]

sorry to say ya are mistaken the one with the dewlap under their necks are super dewlap africans geese not the same as Grey African Goslings,they look similiar just dont have the dewlap under their necks.

u can check for urself here http://www.efowl.com/Grey_Dewlap_African_Goslings_p/1023.htm

now check out regular Grey African Goslings http://www.efowl.com/Grey_African_Goslings_p/1711.htm

 

[ruffledfeathers1234]

Thanks everyone for your help!!! Now I know what I have, they are still cool though

 

[MrsKemmerlin]

Very pretty!

I'm still trying to convince DH that I need geese

 

[ruffledfeathers1234]

It took me as while to convince my dad that geese would be good for me to have, but after I got ducks and put them in an open topped pen where they might be prey to a hawk ( we have several around too ) I read that geese are good guard dogs. So we are testing that theory out, I'm the kind of person who has to see things to belive them

Good luck to you and your goose gettin'

 

[NYRIR]

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Tell him they are AWESOME at mowing the grass...way better than chickens..

 

[pinkyglory123]

It is no wonder it is so hard for novices to identify chinese versus african, espeically young birds.
What say you, African, chinese, or mix? Just curious they were sold as "weeder geese" so no identification was made other than what they could be or that they may be a mix. Someone said probably African because they are so much easier to produce. They are a nice color and lovely temperament.