Tula, Emporda, Normandy and other unusual breeds

[servpolice]

Well the lavender gander has African in him so knobbed goose is in him,but how do you get lavender females?!.
I would say if you get lavender females you need a. female that is very deep in mixed breeding!

 

[servpolice]

I have a lot of females that are. deep mixed breed(Their great great great grandparents were pure. breeds )
Once i get a lavender you female or near lavender female i am sorted

 

[servpolice]

To reduce the size and knob. i will have to cross him with a female that is smaller and is greylag type (none knobbed geese)

 

[servpolice]

i have females that look a lot like steinbachers but are not because of their black beam and black under their beaks

 

[servpolice]

the lavender gander has a tiny bit of a black beam and one side of his beak he has black lips

 

[servpolice]

New project: There are Brown,White and Buff African geese colours and there are Brown and White Chinese, what about buff Chinese geese ?!
Why is there buff Africans and not buff chinese?!

 

[JShubin]

Hello,

I was interested in purchasing Tula Geese... does anybody have any eggs or hatchlings for sale in the Spring?

 

[macgro7]

I'm not sure if those breeds were already mentioned in this thread:
- Kuban goose - similar to Chinese goose - from Russian city of Kuban.

-"Gęś Garbonosa", literally "hump-nosed goose - untill today it remains the most popular smallholder and cottage goose in Eastern Poland




-Lublin Goose - from Eastern Poland:


There are about a dozen of goose breeds originating from Poland.

 

[Miss Lydia]

I'm not sure if those breeds were already mentioned in this thread:
- Kuban goose - similar to Chinese goose - from Russian city of Kuban.

-"Gęś Garbonosa", literally "hump-nosed goose - untill today it remains the most popular smallholder and cottage goose in Eastern Poland




-Lublin Goose - from Eastern Poland:


There are about a dozen of goose breeds originating from Poland.

Beautiful geese thanks for sharing.

 

[macgro7]

My new trio of Czech/Bohemian geese:

They are so tiny!