Nothing is charged
on this page. We confirm what is available and that the weather allows
shipping to you, then send payment details. Your order is in the
basket if you need to change it.
- Your details
- Delivery
- Payment
- Review
Your details
So we can come back to you about availability and payment.
A phone number is required on live bird orders. Couriers
need someone they can reach on the day of delivery.
Delivery
We ship to the 48 contiguous states. Weather at your end decides the
date as much as the calendar does.
Please choose a state.
Optional. Anything we should
know: a delivery window that suits you, a gate code, a preference
we have not asked about, or a question about the birds.
How would you like to pay?
Pick one. We send the details once we have confirmed your birds are
available, so there is nothing to pay yet.
Check it over
Nothing is charged when you place this order.
Prices are per bird unless stated. Delivery is charged separately and is overnight only. Availability changes through the season, so we confirm what is on the ground before anything is paid.
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Fastest way to reach us
Your order is saved either way. Sending it as a text opens your own
messages app with everything already written, so we see it on the
phone rather than waiting on email.
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Send payment by to
Please put your order number, ,
in the payment reference so we can match it up.
Once you have sent it, email a receipt of the
transaction to farm@sebastopolgeeseforsale.com
and we will confirm faster.
Payment details are coming by email. We confirm the
birds are available and that the weather allows shipping to your
state first, then send you where to send payment. That is usually
the same day.
Already paid?
Upload a screenshot of the
payment and we will match it to your order. You can also do this
later, by replying to your confirmation email.
Orders are filled in the order they are received. While you wait, the
care guide covers what they need
when they arrive, and shipping explains how
they travel.
