Thanks very much once more

HI AGAIN IT'S ME, MORE QUESTIONS I'M AFRAID..........AFTER LAYING 8 EGGS WHICH I THEN REPLACED IN THE NEST ON THE 12TH OF MARCH, THE GOOSE LAID ANOTHER EGG ON THE 14TH, AND SEEMED TO SIT ON THE EGGS AT NIGHT AS THE EGGS WERE SUBSEQUENTLY ALL WARM IN THE MORNING BUT SHE DID NOT SIT DURING THE DAY BUT...

Hi all again, Firstly thanks for the previous help given............. my goose started laying the end of February, we ate the first 2 eggs as they were undersized (140 grams) but by the 02:03:15 she was laying at 155 grams+ and laid about 2 eggs per 3 days until I had 8 eggs which I removed each tim...

Hi again, I have decided after your advice above, not to reintroduce any incubator hatched goslings to their parents but have other questions I'm afraid. I hear that Toulouse geese, like mine is, can lay 30/40 eggs but can sit on between 8 to 12 eggs what happens when they have got their full sittin...

Thanks very much for that

To dorset duck owner..........Re Q 1 The gander is Embden type and the goose Toulouse.......... yes, 3 weeks (or less if you suggest) after any incubator success I was contemplating returning the goslings to their parents. Q 3 I was going to give them the dose stated on the pack via syringe so avoid...

Thanks very much for all the info, I have printed it down.

I am a beginner rand have an unrelated May 2014 hatched pair of geese and have 3 questions please, the answers of which I cannot find in my books. 1) If I take some eggs from the laying goose and incubate them what is likely to happen when I return them to the goose's field? 2) The field is re-sown ...