[URGENT] Help with broody goose hatching goslings!!!

[IceHax]

Wise idea. lol
Hey off topic but how are ya'll doing from this covid19 the country getting back to normal yet?

Getting better, we can now freely move within our region, hopefully by the 1st of June we’ll be able to move freely within the state and by July we should be able to travel abroad.

 

[IceHax]

Once mine are around 3 weeks old I give them to the adoptee parents after taking them out daily for supervised visits.

I’ll try to reintroduce them together once they are big enough

 

[IceHax]

Welp I got the goslings, that was intense lmao, they managed to get me a lot of bruises THROUGH a jacket

 

[Miss Lydia]

Well you were kidnapping their kids! Glad to hear y’all are getting back to normal somewhat it’s beginning to happen here too. Be sure to keep the pictures coming.

 

[IceHax]

Well you were kidnapping their kids! Glad to hear y’all are getting back to normal somewhat it’s beginning to happen here too. Be sure to keep the vin pictures coming.

Here’s another picture now that they are inside and thriving

 

[IceHax]

I‘d forgotten how different goslings feel in your hands compared to ducklings, they’re so big lmao

 

[Miss Lydia]

They are precious ❤ Is there a big interest in geese in Northern Italy?

 

[IceHax]

They are precious ❤ Is there a big interest in geese in Northern Italy?

They are mostly kept for meat, I just keep them because they’re adorable and give some life to my backyard lol, and you can find them in the wild too!

 

[Miss Lydia]

I'd have a very hard time eating them. They have so much personality. Of course I can't eat my ducks either. They are all pets. My chickens live till ripe old age and die. My extra roos are the only ones we process. I just enjoy having them around.

 

[HENS-and-MARES]

Don’t separate them! Just keep them in doors. Or in the shed you have them in. You don’t need to separate them. Get them some food.