French Toulouse Goslings Cranbrook Area

They are beautiful grey geese, calm (although right now as it's breeding season a little protective ) These are not exhibition geese but one of geese the French use for foie gras- sort of grey barnyard geese.

I have about twenty goslings of various ages (from 2-8 weeks old).

Only selling straight run.

$15 a gosling for older (more than 4 weeks)
10$ a gosling for under 4 weeks.

Email me at kincaic@gmail.com.

One of the adult birds.

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No one interested? Can deliver to Calgary area too.

I love my Toulouse geese! They have just started to lay for the year so you have done well to have eggs in the 'bator already! The geese are big enough not to worry too much about the smaller predators and love to wander about grazing even now. You should post a photo - they are a handsome breed!

I think they are lovely too (and I have eggs in the incubator and one of the girls is sitting on about 10 eggs)

OH! they are gorgeous!!!

Goslings hatched!

First bunch.. 15 in the incubator, 15 hatched!

So cute... will post pics when everyone is dry and fluffy.

15 - WOW! That's great!

not a great picture.. just the phone camera.. and yes, that is a stuffed toy rabbit in with them.. they like it!!!

OH!!! they are so darn adorable!!

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They are lovely! I forgot how much I love having geese. Cathy the ones I got from you are growing up so fast. Nearly fully feathered and they are getting their adult voices Beautiful birds!

Thanks Kelly... we think they are pretty special too!! And such a lovely adult bird!

Good to hear they are doing well. (I have three more hatching this afternoon!!!)

I am having a VERY hard time not jumping on this offer Cathy. Ever since I met Heather's geese I've been stewing about getting a few for the yard. They would just LOVE it here!!

But alas my life is all about simplifying and keeping the critters to a utility minimum, and I don't know enough about how useful geese are to justify them.

So, whatever you do, don't start posting about all the good reasons for keeping geese, and how delicious they are, and what good bug or slug catchers they are. Oh no, better not do that okay?

Oh, come on, FarmChiq! Best watch dog ever is a goose! Alarm system extraordinaire!

Get a goose, it will give your guests something to talk about as they try and keep it out of the hot tub!

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So, whatever you do, don't start posting about all the good reasons for keeping geese, and how delicious they are, and what good bug or slug catchers they are. Oh no, better not do that okay?

You kill me!
Here is pic from a customer.. it's her husband, the geese come when called....

So geese might bring me home a husband? Hmmmm, I never heard THAT before! I'll give that some thought...

Geese are good for lots of things.

I'm surprised how little work they are and how quick they were to recognize me. And very decorative!

Any way to get some to the lower mainland?

I am on my way out to Kamloops this weekend and would go to Merritt with them, but that is still probably a good 3 hours away from you.

I am in Langley.  Just sent you a PM.  Maybe I could get a couple brought down for Katt. How big are they? How many would fit in a large dog crate?

I'm down for two if they can brought to Langley

I this the Katt I traded Scruffy to?

Scruffy?

My bull, guess not... Can bring 2 geese back for you if you want. Would be here Monday night. You'll have to arrange the details with Cathy.