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[jadeduck13]

Hi, BYCers!

It's jadeduck13 again! I need some information about the history of geese. I have to write a paper for my school on what other people know about a certain topic. Sounds weird, I know, but it's all about writing! It would be great for someone to come up and tell me a bit about what they know about the history of geese!

Thank you a lot!

Lexie Brown

 

[Miss Lydia]

Hi, BYCers!

It's jadeduck13 again! I need some information about the history of geese. I have to write a paper for my school on what other people know about a certain topic. Sounds weird, I know, but it's all about writing! It would be great for someone to come up and tell me a bit about what they know about the history of geese!

Thank you a lot!

Lexie Brown

Reading your post got me to thinking I really don't know much at all about the History of Geese so I went to Bing and came up with this. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geese gives more info than I could ever even think of, Now Speceider[Clint] could probably help you out if he comes in.

 

[Speceider]

I would suggest you get a copy of :Man & Waterfowl" by Janet Kear. I balso believe there are chapters of domestication in Delacour's Waterfowl of the World, not sure which volume. Probably Paul Johnsgard's books and Frank Todd's books have a chapter on domestication.

Clint

 

[Miss Lydia]

I would suggest you get a copy of :Man & Waterfowl" by Janet Kear.

Clint

I was just coming to look for you on the duck thread.

 

[jadeduck13]

 
Hi, BYCers!

  It's jadeduck13 again!  I need some information about the history of geese.  I have to write a paper for my school on what other people know about a certain topic.  Sounds weird, I know, but it's all about writing!  It would be great for someone to come up and tell me a bit about what they know about the history of geese!

Thank you a lot!

Lexie Brown

Reading your post got me to thinking I really don't know much at all about the History of Geese so I went to Bing and came up with this.   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geese  gives more info than I could ever even think of, Now Speceider[Clint] could probably help you out if he comes in.

Thanks, that is very helpful!

 

[jadeduck13]

I would suggest you get a copy of :Man & Waterfowl" by Janet Kear. I balso believe there are chapters of domestication in Delacour's Waterfowl of the World, not sure which volume. Probably Paul Johnsgard's books and Frank Todd's books have a chapter on domestication.

Clint

Thank you so much! I'll look them up