Sebastopol Goose Everything You Need To Know

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  • čas přidán 26. 06. 2024
  • Hi there welcome to The Happy Chicken Coop!
    Today we are going to be talking about the Sebastopol Goose and everything you need to know about that breed:
    -Appearance
    -History
    -Lifespan
    -Temperament and more!
    Stay tuned!
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Komentáře • 20

  • @JasmineCherie
    @JasmineCherie Před 7 měsíci +3

    My favorite geese!! Love the curly feathers ❤

  • @sabrinastratton1991
    @sabrinastratton1991 Před rokem +3

    I have 2: Lily who is 1 year old (who turns out is a boy), and Marigold who is a month and a half old. Lily is a brat but does his job gaurding the ducks. Marigold is a sweetie.

  • @deborahshallin5843
    @deborahshallin5843 Před měsícem

    In terms of goose, I think you should consider Sebastopols as they would be perfect for your needs. Ethan would be thrilled to have them as well. Speaking of which? What is happening with the pigeons?

  • @CSWRB
    @CSWRB Před 7 měsíci

    I love them! I have three and soon to get more.

  • @christisstanley2348
    @christisstanley2348 Před měsícem

    Really informative and interesting. They are absolutely gorgeous and would love to have a few, nice to know I can put in a small pool rather than digging out a pond. New to all this, can i raise with chickens?

  • @LeoTheYuty
    @LeoTheYuty Před rokem +5

    Very interesting animal. I was hoping on raising a goose with my chickens at some point, not sure when at this point though.

  • @1MissEllyLove
    @1MissEllyLove Před 3 měsíci

    Stock photos for a video presentation? :( I wanted to see how those feathers look when they move around. Thank you for the interesting information.

  • @pumpjackpiddlewick
    @pumpjackpiddlewick Před rokem +5

    Fascinating and very interesting. Do you know if they get on with other animals, eg (call) ducks and (female) chickens as part of a flock? I am thinking of adding a goose couple to my flock, and this breed is of interest. But as they will be added to an existing small flock, I am curious about how they intermingle or protect others in the flock.

    • @thehappychickencoop6460
      @thehappychickencoop6460  Před rokem +1

      I can't speak from personal experience in having one with our flock, but I hear that Chinese white geese can also be a great option. I am still doing some research, but someone that follows this channel has personal experience with them.

    • @sabrinastratton1991
      @sabrinastratton1991 Před rokem +1

      My 2 Sebestopol geese are in a flock of 6 ducks and do just fine

  • @ducttapelane592
    @ducttapelane592 Před dnem

    Why is my female goose belly like off to onw side what can i do for her

  • @user-sw2nl8bw1t
    @user-sw2nl8bw1t Před 5 měsíci

    I'm struggling to find much information, but my gander has no lobes (that I can tell), one hen has one lobe and my other hen has two lobes. Is this normal?

  • @tholoorgreenfarmthajudeen6069

    Where you are located

  • @RaRahGully
    @RaRahGully Před rokem +3

    can they be used as a guard goose?

    • @sabrinastratton1991
      @sabrinastratton1991 Před rokem +4

      Mine is a guard goose. Lily - who is actually a boy - takes no fucks when strangers shown up. He will hiss and honk and run at people. But he don't bite

    • @RaRahGully
      @RaRahGully Před rokem +1

      @@sabrinastratton1991 amazing

    • @sabrinastratton1991
      @sabrinastratton1991 Před rokem +4

      @@RaRahGully you have to raise them with the ducks you want them to protect for best results.

  • @randomposterguy7097
    @randomposterguy7097 Před rokem

    I don't like the look

  • @publictoilet1970
    @publictoilet1970 Před měsícem

    I want one.