Sebastopol Geese
Adult birds, ready to breed.
Day-old birds
Sebastopol Goslings for Sale
Pricing
Price
From $80.00per bird
Colour sets the price. Full table below.
Add to Your Order
Goslings ship in twos or more. A single gosling has nothing to huddle against and chills.
Price by Colour
Delivery is overnight only, from $25.00 and charged once per order however many birds are in it.
| Colour | Tier | Per bird |
|---|---|---|
| White | Base | $80.00 |
| Grey | Base | $80.00 |
| Grey Saddleback | Saddleback | $80.00 |
| Buff Saddleback | Premium | $80.00 |
| Lavender | Premium | $80.00 |
Day-old baby Sebastopol geese, hatched here and shipped with warmth in mind. Goslings raised by hand from day one are the tamest birds you will ever keep, which is most of the reason people choose this route over buying grown stock.
You will need the brooder running before they arrive, not after. Goslings grow fast and drink constantly, and the most common first mistake is water they cannot dip a whole bill into. A goose needs to submerge its nostrils to clear them, and a shallow chick founder will not do it.
They also feather out quickly and come off heat sooner than chicks. What they do not do is fly, at any age, so once they are outside a low fence contains them. Everything on brooding, bedding, temperature and the angel wing problem is in the care guide.
Details
AgeDay-old at shipping
SexingStraight run unless stated
You will needA brooder, deep water, and space to grow into
ColoursSubject to what has hatched that season
Not ready to brood? Juveniles are past that stage, and the adult flock skips it entirely. If you would rather hatch your own, see hatching eggs and the incubation guide.
Choose a Colour
Lavender
Soft dove grey, the dilute of grey
Buff
Warm fawn neck over a cream body
Grey
The original wild colouring
Saddleback
Colour over the back and neck, white beneath
White
The classic show colour, blue eyes
Smooth Breasted
A feather type, not a colour
We are not running blue, lilac, splash at the moment. Those pages explain the colours and what we would suggest instead.
