Gosling Selection

Pilgrim geese,The breed is auto-sexing with distinct color differences between males (ganders) and females (geese) at hatching. Newly hatched ganders are light yellow and geese are grey. Adult Ganders are mostly white with some grey on the rump and occasionally with traces of grey on other parts of their bodies. Adult Geese are mostly grey and occasionally have traces of grey in their faces. Both Ganders and geese have a knobless orange bill and orange feet and shanks. Weight of the mature bird is about 13-14 pounds. Pilgrims are fairly docile, quiet birds and good foragers. They are ideal for a home flock and great at weeding. Pricing $18.00

Sebastopol geese, are a medium-sized goose with long, white curly feathers. The feathers of the neck are smooth and sometimes greyish-brown.  Feathers on the breast may be curly or smooth. The gander weighs 12-14 lbs while the goose weighs 10-12 lbs. The legs and shanks are orange and the eyes bright blue. On average, females produce 25-35 eggs per year. Though geese generally retain some flight ability, Sebastopols cannot fly well due to the curliness of their feathers and have difficulty getting off the ground. 

 Pricing: $25.00

Duckling Selection

 Pekin duck, is used primarily for their egg and their yummy meat. Fully mature adult Pekin ducks weigh between 8 and 11 at maturity. An adult Pekin will lay an average of 200 eggs per year They will normally only lay one egg on any given day. They will lay their eggs in what they consider to be safe place and will often lay where another duck has already laid. Ducks can be tricked into laying eggs where desired by placing a golf ball or similar object in a place where they might normally lay. 

Pricing: $5.00.

Muscovy males often weigh up to 17 lb , and  females up to 5 10 Lb. They will mate in the water or on land, unusual for ducks, which normally mate on the water only. Domesticated Muscovy Ducks can breed up to three times each year producing  a clutch of 8-16 white eggs.

Pricing: $9.00

  Rouen Ducks are the heaviest weight breed of domesticated duck, raised primarily for decoration or as general purpose ducks; since they are not prolific egg layers producing only 35-125 green tinted eggs yearly. Rouen’s ducks, are docile birds that are valued for their meat.

Pricing: $5.00

Black, Fawn & White and Blue Runner. They are quiet and known for their excellent egg laying production (up to 365 per year, or one per day in one year old ducks. The breed does not require the same food intake as the larger breeds, and the Indian runner likes nothing better than foraging for tidbits amongst ground cover and foliage, this will include a lot of slugs and worms and insects found in the grass.It will also include greens, such as grass and duck-weed and with this in mind are also bred on farms for their natural pest control abilities.

Pricing: $10.00
 
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