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Hi all! I've been lurking here for the last few months since I first got interested in Pomeranian geese. This morning I collected 8 goslings from the post office: 3 Africans, 3 Grey and 2 buff Pomeranians. I can't believe how fluffy they are!

I have found that adding a tsp of baking soda to the eggs water at the beginning helps the shells slide off.

Wow, they demolished the sorrel. Looks like mine. I've come to appreciate the little holes they leave. I believe it helps improve soil structure. As long as they are lightweight ducks and aren't compacting it...

Mine avoid: tansy rosemary mulberry blueberry leaves Tithonia Cardoon They eat: Sorrel All cabbage family Beets Clover Nasturtium

Yes, and mine love to play with frogs before they eat them.

I have found that a product called Blu Coat works well. Basically just an antibacterial spray that has a food safe blue dye in it. The birds are drawn to peck at flesh. If it's colored dark blue it may help with that impulse. Just spray the area of bare skin every 3-7 days as needed until the...

Wow! that's really interesting. Quiet offspring like the Muscovies or noisy like the ducks?

Wow, that's really interesting. Were the offspring noisy or quiet like a Muscovy? Thanks!!!

What a beautiful flock! One thought; if you are thinking of breeding these, you might want some male Pomeranians. Unless they are just for you, in which case it doesn't matter.

I'm seriously considering raising some of these next year. They are lovely and I would like to help support the breed as it's in decline. I was planning on ordering three or four straight run from Stromberg. Anyone have experience with Stromberg's Poms? Also, I was thinking I would order a...

Someone here sells them. Try a google search. I will try to find a link. "Originally Posted by DuckLover179 Nettie here on BYC make poultry diapers (Including geese), so you can order them at: www.indoorducks.com I'm gonna order mine soon! "

I am planning on getting a pair of geese to help keep an eye on my mixed flock of ducks and chickens. I currently have an American Buff, or Buff Pilgrim, not sure which. We love our goosey, but he's pretty timid for a goose and not super bright. My question is: what breed of goose would you...

Anyone heard of anyone raising Faroese Geese here in the US? It looks a bit like a Pom, but supposedly from Scandinavia, one of the oldest domestic geese in Europe.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faroese_goose#/media/File:23_May_-_2009_Porkeri_018.jpg