Looking for Experienced Goose Egg Hatchers...

[KansasKid]

As far as a hatchery that sell eggs i think metzer does. There is plenty of users on here that sell eggs and can be found in the auction part of the forum.

 

[eggdd]

i don't want hatchery birds. and i have looked on the auction here for what feels like forever and NEVER see them.

 

[RAREROO]

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There should be a listing in there for brown chinese now.

 

[eggdd]

thanks clint. let me know if you are aware of seb goose breeders.

 

[KansasKid]

pips&peeps and Cottage Rose have some nice sebs. Might check the Sebastopol thread.

 

[eggdd]

cottage rose doesn't sell hatching eggs, and pips&peeps only sell "by invite"

 

[KansasKid]

I got nothing....once my sebbies start laying and i test fertility i might sell some but it will be a while...

 

[AuroraSprings]

I usually sell American hatching eggs, but my list is already pretty full until 2013. Plus, I'm not sure I can honestly sell them Blue & Lavender when I'm pretty sure they are Creams and Blues. Only one real Lavender.





Anyhow, CTP only lay about every other day, so to collect a useful # of egg for hatching I need the hatcher to be located somewhat nearby. A 14 hour drive isn't quite going to make it. Does anyone know of an experienced hatcher nearby that I could beg and plead with?

P.S. They HAVE to be NPIP!!

 

[KansasKid]

BBB is in Hahira, GA i think. Not sure who else is or who would be willing.



Now you have got me all excited about this breed, especially since they can achieve flight once in a while. I'm NPIP (still waiting on my number, but i've been tested)
What shiny penny would it take to collect eggs over a 10 day period (5 eggs as you've stated) and send them up into Kansas? OR do you know anyone with a larger flock that would be willing to help spread this wonderful breed and sell me some eggs? (i think i have become an impulse buyer...

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[Oregon Blues]

You need someone close by that has both an incubator and a hatcher. That way, a few eggs can go into the incubator at a time and then they get moved to the hatcher when they are ready for lock-down.