Recent content by Ryan521

They make me think of runner, blue Swedish, and mallard or ruen crosses.

I'm thinking of doing that or looking for some eggs and letting them try hatching.

Nope I don't. But I'm still bound and determined to have goslings one way or another.

Update on my pair. Egg laying is in full swing with 1-2 eggs a day now. My gander turned out to be a goose, and what did I do? I get her another goose. Oh well at least they were freebies.

I was given moose when he was 2 months old so I raised him with some ducklings . He's always really calm and quiet. Goose was also given to me by moose's original owner. She ignores the chickens and picked on the ducks whenever food was involved, but since then has also calmed down and is always...

moose the gander and goose the goose.

Here's a few pictures of my pair. They're almost a year old and the goose laid her first egg on Feb 25. She laid her 2nd one today. Both caght me off guard cause she hid them in a nest box with chicken and duck eggs. First egg is on the left there's already a noticeable size difference. The...

A blue one

In langshans blue x blue will be 50% blue, 25% black, 25% splash. But in my experience splash has been more like 10% or less.

All langshans in the US are croad langshans. The birds laying plum eggs are far and few, and most breeders don't breed for egg color.

it's a girl judging from beak color. If it starts to turn greenish it's male.

Just saw your reply. If moose is a gander he's definitely different. Thinks he's a duck, scared of everything including himself, and bottom of the pecking order. He runs around with my Welsh harlequins and layer flock.

Threads been quiet for awhile so here's a new one. It's an April hatch embden x toulouse cross. I've always assumed it's a gander, but what do you think?

It's normal for this time of year. She'll probably lose quite a bit more then grow it back in soon.

if it's not colored like these it's not a buff rock. I still think it's a mix or new hampshire.