that is definitely a goose egg, my first goose egg was laid at 8 months and yes it was fertile...I took 3 and incubated them. at 10 days I candled the eggs and saw the embryo and the veins...30 days from the incubation days 3 healthy goslings hatched...amazing, that was 17 years ago and still have one from that batch living
My goose was 9 months old in January when she started laying eggs. Her eggs are just like the one you showed. She lays an egg every other day. She picked a corner in the coop so I put some nesting material there and she has made a nest out of it. Love my guard goose.
Well that was fun! I think I’d like to be an animal on your farm. Lots of room, a nice pool. Plenty to eat and friends to play with. Heck of a good time. You guys do a great job with the stewardship of your animals. It’s a joy to watch. ❤😊
I read that motto, "Only one bad day on our farm" when we first started 6 years ago and we strive to make that our reality like Kevin & Sarah obviously do. @@marthacalkins8054
You will be two of farmers that won't have a broken down body by the time you retire. My dad always said, it's all about the right tool for the right job. You have efficiency down to a science, nice job.
That was so funny , watching the birds standing at the imaginary fence line. You both are amazing, I love your enthusiasm. God Bless you both and all your family.
Nice!!!... win win win! Larger grazing area for Waddlesville, no push mowing for the farmer and streighter rows for the haymaker! Blessings on your day Kiddos! 🌻🐛Carolyn in Ohio 🌿
Goose eggs get bigger as the goose matures. I feel it takes a couple of seasons to reach full size. We stopped housing our ducks and geese together as the geese become very territorial when they become broody.
Always here for the duck stampede! Such enthusiasm! I’m all in for minimizing weed mowing chores. I love the adjustments you folks figure out. Great homestead evolution. You guys are so efficient in your planning and work.
Hi kevin, i like your beagle s lot. Good job with the ducks and geese and cows and calefs and bulls and pigs 🐖 how about pig alleys and silkies? i like that name
Hey, I get those from my chickens about once a week, I have NO OTHER birds...they are typically double yolk, and it makes me wonder if a chicken is out there saying OUCH!
I got a egg from one of my chickens about two months ago and it was literally the size of a goose egg and my wife was asking what one laid it i said the one thats walking wide legged 😂
@@Motherofone2 previous turkeys roosted into the trees at night. I am sure there is a breed that does not do that. Clipped wings also inhibit Turkey bad behaviours from young, too late once grown as Turkey already use to bad behaviour. They also did not like those contantly squawking birds either called Guinea fowls.
We have four chickens who have decided that they no longer want to live with the chickens they want to live with the rabbits. So for a couple of months now they've been living with the rabbits and they absolutely love it
Last year, when my youngest chicken started laying her first eggs (in November of all things!) Her eggs were XL and not the polt size eggs I was expecting. Never underestimate a young bird.
Goose egg!! Yes-not until they set on their nest. We started getting goose eggs in January for the 1st time. We were told our 1 momma was "old" -- she's now sitting on 7 eggs. 😮😮😂
Will you need to extend the drain from the duck pool? I'd imagine you will have a muddy mess in the middle of the new area if you didn't? Love the excitement of morning chores! The silkies are so darn cute!
Have you considered planting a shade tree where the pool drains out… it will be watered regularly and the temporary fencing necessary will prevent the ducks turning that patch into a muddy mess now that it is no longer out of reach.
We moved our chicken coops this week and the poor chickens kept trying to get back to the old location! What a commotion! Our ducks decided long ago to bunk with the chickens too!
Great way to expand their area and take a problem area off your mowing list! Where there’s a need, there’s a way! And the pigs have more room now also ❤😂!
We have ducks for the first time, and I'm amazed at how dirty they always are! Today I collected 2 from our 3 females, they lay quite a bit more than I'd imagined. I also found a "Fairy Egg" tiny little thing so the contrast was significant! Not sure if that's from an old lady hen or one of last season's new girls, I'm guessing one of our legacy flock ladies who turn 6 years old this year. No more eggs but their "personalities" and longevity will keep them in our flock until nature takes its course. These older hens were our start to farming & homesteading... they'll always be near & dear to my heart. I'm sure you have a video on that! I love the content you've put out over the years, and wish you all the best as you care for your homestead, family and all of us, too! Thanks!
Great idea for the pool, if you've never incubated goose eggs, they need extra humidity and you can put them into a glass of water to soak up extra water. It's really fun to see the gosling moving inside the egg too They need a lot of extra to hatch without being sticky and stuck in the egg.
I have raised those geese for fifteen years. As time goes on, they will lay larger eggs. But the true knowing of a goose egg is crack one open. And if it's really hard to crack open, you've got a goose egg.😊 When you cook them, they can have a rubbery texture if you overcook them plus they make great double days!!!
@growingwithgracehomestead- Yep- sure looks like a goose egg. It the right time of year and I would provide nesting hay material. I made my geese a beautiful nest and they tore it all apart and made their own '-) I fried a goose egg and could have used it for a sink stopper!
I have a simple pallet on grey block as an emergency shelter for my chickens to run under. It is just a simple safe place from hawks if needed. Or extra shade in the summer.
When I was a kid our farm had almost this exact same pool set up for our ducks. The only thing different we did was use a concrete septic ring. We had the drain too, and the bottom was done with quickrete with the drain set it. It was AMAZINGLY easy to clean and held up great to the elements.
Another idea you could dig and put in a container and pump the goose pool water into a tote and use it as free fertilizer for your plants or spray it on your grass.
Since the ducks and geese are getting a good increase in land, you should dig them a small pond. I'm sure they would enjoy getting to swim. Really like the looks of your post driver.
Anytime I’m feeling a little down. All I have to do is come to your channel. You guys always bring a smile to my face. No matter what you are up to really, it can be about the animals, the plants, the food you are cooking. This video was so adorable. I can imagine the fun you have just observing the silkies or the socks and geese following each other. lol😅 I certainly do live vicariously through you.
I remember duck eggs being very good for baking and goose eggs being too strong flavored to eat. We mostly stuck to eating the chicken eggs. Since no one would eat the goose eggs, gramp got rid of all thirty of them. I think he originally got them to mow the field. Back then all we had was push mowers. That was back 74 years ago. Goats were a better lawn mower and they gave milk that we all liked better.
Good Morning you all. So good seeing you all this morning. I have gotten Triple Yokers from my Chickens. Your new home is really coming together. Wishing you a good weekend. Lv and Prayers to all.
Thank you for sharing! I always enjoy your content. I started last spring with a backyard flock of 18, 50 meat chickens & 3 Turkeys (harvested for Thanksgiving). I'm 54 & had never done anything like this. Thanks to you & a couple other RUclipsrs I have learned & always inspired! God bless you & the Show Me State.
That's a great addition to Waddlesville. Might be a good location for a few grapevines trained over some cattle panel trellises? I think geese lay all their eggs before sitting on them. Maybe a nanny cam for the coops? 😂
If using wading pools for your geese, I strongly recommend using 2 at a time, placing one inside the other. They’re really hard on the sides, so when one wears out, you can just add another. They last much longer. You've got a really nice set-up! 😊
The silkies are quieter! Maybe the geese lay smaller ones when they first start laying, like young chickens do. Good idea to use that corner. Thanks for sharing. God bless and protect.
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that is definitely a goose egg, my first goose egg was laid at 8 months and yes it was fertile...I took 3 and incubated them. at 10 days I candled the eggs and saw the embryo and the veins...30 days from the incubation days 3 healthy goslings hatched...amazing, that was 17 years ago and still have one from that batch living
I just realized that you guys have become my adult version of Saturday morning cartoons. Thanks for all you do!
Oh yes!
So true! Lol😂
Same!
😂
Eggsactly!
Pausing because I'm laughing that the older ducks want to live with the silkies!😂❤😂❤
They are definitely tribal! LOL It's quite funny, ours do that too.
You need to name the pig area "Porkchop Alley"
Or THE BACON NATION lol
Or THE SWINE LINE lol
Or THE PIGGLEY WIGGLEY 😂
We gotta come up with something cool 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@MelissaM83
There is already a grocery store named Piggly Wiggly . That might not be too appropriate might could cause them a problem. J/S
@@allenwilson9656 The Wiggley Piggley would work then…..
Bacon barrio
Or Bacon Bay
My goose was 9 months old in January when she started laying eggs. Her eggs are just like the one you showed. She lays an egg every other day. She picked a corner in the coop so I put some nesting material there and she has made a nest out of it. Love my guard goose.
Well that was fun! I think I’d like to be an animal on your farm. Lots of room, a nice pool. Plenty to eat and friends to play with. Heck of a good time. You guys do a great job with the stewardship of your animals. It’s a joy to watch. ❤😊
The proper goal for any farmer is for their animals to have only one bad day in their life. Better than we can hope for!
I read that motto, "Only one bad day on our farm" when we first started 6 years ago and we strive to make that our reality like Kevin & Sarah obviously do.
@@marthacalkins8054
I bet a FRUIT TREE planted near the drainage of the DUCK POOL WATER would do really well.
Those geese will kill it if it's not fenced off. They chew everything! 😅
That would be easy enough. A mulberry tree would be most enjoyed, I'm sure. @@KathysAirForce
At 29:58, when that penultimate silkie rushes the old fence line like someone’s going to tackle her. 😂 I’m dying! 🤣
Absolutely love you guys!! You are my "Soap Opera for the day"!
It’s a small goose egg from a young first time egg laying goose. As time goes by with each egg they should become larger.
I agree. Also, in my experience, goose egg yolks are richer than duck. Goose eggs are my favorite.
Kinda looks like the goose egg on my noggin right now. 🙃
Love all your videos. Don’t stop posting these kind of videos. There so relaxing and stress free, compared to today’s events.👍😋😋👍
Watching this vid was like blood pressure reducing therapy.
That morning mad dash for breakfast is always great.
Reminds me of all my sibblings in the morning when growing up
I feel bad for the chickens. Those HOGS in goose/duck clothing are getting it all.😅
Love their little fluffy butts, when theyre all running for breakfast!! 🥰🥰
@@susanmcconnell6041 OMG - thats just perverse - seek help - you might be a mother stabber, father raper OR WORSE - a chicken plucker !
Love the excitement the birds show when the door is opened in the morning.
You will be two of farmers that won't have a broken down body by the time you retire. My dad always said, it's all about the right tool for the right job. You have efficiency down to a science, nice job.
Your animal have very best quality of life, you two are amazing.
It is a joy to watch the birds realize that they have new play space!
Fantastic project & always fun to watch the birds ‘flee the coop’😅 Those are some happy birds! Blessings & thanks for sharing 🤗🇨🇦
I admire how you two work so well as a team/partners.
That was so funny , watching the birds standing at the imaginary fence line.
You both are amazing,
I love your enthusiasm.
God Bless you both and all your family.
I thought that was funny too.
Will draining the pool now let the. Ducks make a mess?
Duck pooh water is extremely healthy for growing plants, vegetables, etc. Duck Tea. Compared to cow, coat, rabbit (teas), Duck Tea is the best 😋🤪
Nice!!!... win win win! Larger grazing area for Waddlesville, no push mowing for the farmer and streighter rows for the haymaker! Blessings on your day Kiddos! 🌻🐛Carolyn in Ohio 🌿
Goose eggs get bigger as the goose matures. I feel it takes a couple of seasons to reach full size. We stopped housing our ducks and geese together as the geese become very territorial when they become broody.
Always here for the duck stampede! Such enthusiasm!
I’m all in for minimizing weed mowing chores.
I love the adjustments you folks figure out. Great homestead evolution. You guys are so efficient in your planning and work.
🌺Porkchop Alley🤣 lol love that! I too love your blog posts, plain and simple as that!
That was fun to watch and worth my time. It brings joy to my heart. Love to see your animals so happy.
Best homestead family ♥️💐
Hi kevin, i like your beagle s lot. Good job with the ducks and geese and cows and calefs and bulls and pigs 🐖 how about pig alleys and silkies? i like that name
Hey, I get those from my chickens about once a week, I have NO OTHER birds...they are typically double yolk, and it makes me wonder if a chicken is out there saying OUCH!
😂
I got a egg from one of my chickens about two months ago and it was literally the size of a goose egg and my wife was asking what one laid it i said the one thats walking wide legged 😂
The Ooo! Ooo! bird got its name from laying square eggs.
There aren’t any chickens in with the ducks & geese
@@youngguns1319 truly!🤣
good idea to enlarge Waddleville❗ Ha Ha FOLLOW the FOOD‼Great video, thanks for including us~💚💛
It's like the old saying.."birds of a feather...flock together"
Great use of space. Now, don’t forget to extend the pond drain so you don’t have a muddy patch! 😊
I love your Blogs. they are very, very helpful.God bless you both. I like everything you do. I am learning and am a senior citizen.
Turkeys need to be added to waddlesville
I agree. Maybe some Bourbon Reds and a few hybrids for the freezer.
Yuppers turkey wld probably love it n there also
Nah, they had turkeys before and didn't like raising them. I can't remember exactly why they stopped raising them.
@@Motherofone2 They had Blue Slate turkeys. They were slow growing and had less than great reproductive rates.
@@Motherofone2 previous turkeys roosted into the trees at night. I am sure there is a breed that does not do that. Clipped wings also inhibit Turkey bad behaviours from young, too late once grown as Turkey already use to bad behaviour. They also did not like those contantly squawking birds either called Guinea fowls.
You're a lucky man Kevin, your wife is very attractive..with the most respect
Good afternoon! Those are some huge eggs! I love all your feathered friends❤
We have four chickens who have decided that they no longer want to live with the chickens they want to live with the rabbits. So for a couple of months now they've been living with the rabbits and they absolutely love it
Farm life is awesome. They ARE happy.
That is so beautiful, just watching your bird following you.
I like Porkchop Alley! That’s a great name!
The Silkies are so gorgeous
Last year, when my youngest chicken started laying her first eggs (in November of all things!) Her eggs were XL and not the polt size eggs I was expecting. Never underestimate a young bird.
Yep, that's a goose egg! Congratulations!
Team work making the dreams work.
Goose egg!! Yes-not until they set on their nest. We started getting goose eggs in January for the 1st time. We were told our 1 momma was "old" -- she's now sitting on 7 eggs. 😮😮😂
Will you need to extend the drain from the duck pool? I'd imagine you will have a muddy mess in the middle of the new area if you didn't? Love the excitement of morning chores! The silkies are so darn cute!
I was wondering the same thing with the drain pipe.
Me too!@@sarahmoore405
Perhaps dump a load of stone chippings at the end for the water to drain down through?
lucky birds to have people always looking to make there life better....😍😍😄
Have you considered planting a shade tree where the pool drains out… it will be watered regularly and the temporary fencing necessary will prevent the ducks turning that patch into a muddy mess now that it is no longer out of reach.
Great idea!
It looks like the goose eggs we've had. Matte finish shell and that size and shape. They have the BEST flavor!!
Hey guys…LOOK! Dad filled the pool! ❤
Now you just need a tree and some chairs for some shade and to sit under and enjoy them. ❤
Hello there guys🏴🦆🦆
We moved our chicken coops this week and the poor chickens kept trying to get back to the old location! What a commotion!
Our ducks decided long ago to bunk with the chickens too!
Your channel is amazing. That duck/ goose setup is awesome 💯💯💯
U two have a beautiful flock of animals
❤ Beautiful
Great way to expand their area and take a problem area off your mowing list! Where there’s a need, there’s a way! And the pigs have more room now also ❤😂!
What a great idea and video! I never tire of watching the geese and ducks come out for breakfast!
I always laugh out loud. Those ducks are SO vocal 😂
You really have put the FUN back in Homestead.
The bird herd definitely appreciate their expanded free range area! ❤😊
We have ducks for the first time, and I'm amazed at how dirty they always are! Today I collected 2 from our 3 females, they lay quite a bit more than I'd imagined. I also found a "Fairy Egg" tiny little thing so the contrast was significant! Not sure if that's from an old lady hen or one of last season's new girls, I'm guessing one of our legacy flock ladies who turn 6 years old this year. No more eggs but their "personalities" and longevity will keep them in our flock until nature takes its course. These older hens were our start to farming & homesteading... they'll always be near & dear to my heart. I'm sure you have a video on that! I love the content you've put out over the years, and wish you all the best as you care for your homestead, family and all of us, too! Thanks!
Great idea for the pool, if you've never incubated goose eggs, they need extra humidity and you can put them into a glass of water to soak up extra water. It's really fun to see the gosling moving inside the egg too They need a lot of extra to hatch without being sticky and stuck in the egg.
You may want to add Bantam chickens. We were given two and they get along with our other girls. So cute. I hope to get more.
It’s so funny how they all stop where the fence line used to be 😂 Will the Polish chickens cross breed with the silkies?
I have raised those geese for fifteen years. As time goes on, they will lay larger eggs. But the true knowing of a goose egg is crack one open. And if it's really hard to crack open, you've got a goose egg.😊 When you cook them, they can have a rubbery texture if you overcook them plus they make great double days!!!
@growingwithgracehomestead- Yep- sure looks like a goose egg. It the right time of year and I would provide nesting hay material. I made my geese a beautiful nest and they tore it all apart and made their own '-) I fried a goose egg and could have used it for a sink stopper!
That was supposed to be deviled eggs, not double days.
🙃@@growingwithgracehomestead
I love it when all the feathered friends rush out for the day. It warms my heart.❤️
Lucky birds!!!!!!!!!!!! You guys make such a great team!!!!!!!!!!! Love your channel!!!!!!!!!!
I have a simple pallet on grey block as an emergency shelter for my chickens to run under. It is just a simple safe place from hawks if needed. Or extra shade in the summer.
When I was a kid our farm had almost this exact same pool set up for our ducks. The only thing different we did was use a concrete septic ring. We had the drain too, and the bottom was done with quickrete with the drain set it. It was AMAZINGLY easy to clean and held up great to the elements.
We’ve raised African geese and those look exactly what goose eggs look like. So I would say yes those are goose eggs.
very nice, love the way you two wrok together. My husbzn grew up on farms,
Another idea you could dig and put in a container and pump the goose pool water into a tote and use it as free fertilizer for your plants or spray it on your grass.
Definitely a goose egg! Congrats!
I like the ducks looking at each other to see who was going in first.
Love seeing the chores!
A fruit tree for shade in Waddlesville, fruit for family and dropped fruit for animals.
While animals eat under the tree,its being fertilized.😀
What a brilliant design for your pool area!
Oinkersville would be a cute name for the pig's pen area now that's is opened up. 😅
Since the ducks and geese are getting a good increase in land, you should dig them a small pond.
I'm sure they would enjoy getting to swim.
Really like the looks of your post driver.
Wattlesville is awesome, though with so many waddlers... you need more pools for them all to have fun. Yay for Springtime on the way !
Anytime I’m feeling a little down. All I have to do is come to your channel. You guys always bring a smile to my face. No matter what you are up to really, it can be about the animals, the plants, the food you are cooking. This video was so adorable. I can imagine the fun you have just observing the silkies or the socks and geese following each other. lol😅 I certainly do live vicariously through you.
I just love the silkies
I remember duck eggs being very good for baking and goose eggs being too strong flavored to eat. We mostly stuck to eating the chicken eggs. Since no one would eat the goose eggs, gramp got rid of all thirty of them. I think he originally got them to mow the field. Back then all we had was push mowers. That was back 74 years ago. Goats were a better lawn mower and they gave milk that we all liked better.
Good Morning you all. So good seeing you all this morning. I have gotten Triple Yokers from my Chickens. Your new home is really coming together. Wishing you a good weekend. Lv and Prayers to all.
Great idea! Next project, rocks around the pool drainage area? 💜
Still enough to raise rabbits. You could call it Bunnyvilla or Hopingville😊
Love watching you guys. Love the music, too. So peaceful.
One thing we quickly are learning is we always need to change stuff! It is a constant with animals.
Thank you for sharing! I always enjoy your content. I started last spring with a backyard flock of 18, 50 meat chickens & 3 Turkeys (harvested for Thanksgiving). I'm 54 & had never done anything like this. Thanks to you & a couple other RUclipsrs I have learned & always inspired! God bless you & the Show Me State.
That's a great addition to Waddlesville. Might be a good location for a few grapevines trained over some cattle panel trellises?
I think geese lay all their eggs before sitting on them. Maybe a nanny cam for the coops? 😂
How exciting!
That was a great new arrangement of space!
If using wading pools for your geese, I strongly recommend using 2 at a time, placing one inside the other. They’re really hard on the sides, so when one wears out, you can just add another. They last much longer. You've got a really nice set-up! 😊
The pool idea would be good for kids, too.
Yes it’s a goose egg!! Congrats!!
It’s a bit early for nesting yet. You will know when mating starts!!! It’s quite a show they put on.
Looks awesome glad they all like there new area to Rome
Love the team work! eh? lol :)
Love watching you guys!
Nice to see no snow !
The silkies are quieter! Maybe the geese lay smaller ones when they first start laying, like young chickens do. Good idea to use that corner. Thanks for sharing. God bless and protect.
The adorable denizens of Waddlesville heading to their new digs was sooooo cute!
You could plant a lovely shade tree a few feet from the pool drain and it would grow up happy and healthy!