Buy sexed live Embden day-old goslings
At Game Fowls Ranch, our Embden breeding stock is selectively line-bred for massive frames, broad breasts, rapid weight gain, and calm, trainable temperaments. While adult Embdens are pure white, day-old goslings often display subtle down color variations (males are frequently lighter grey-yellow while females show slightly darker grey down on their backs). Professional vent sexing at hatch guarantees complete accuracy so you receive the precise gender mix needed for your farm or production goals.
Every gosling is hatched under precise forced-air temperature and humidity conditions and undergoes a complete physical check prior to shipment to ensure active movement, clear eyes, clean vents, and complete yolk absorption.
To guarantee safe transit, shipments are packaged inside specialized, climate-ventilated transport containers cushioned with absorbent nest padding and weather-regulated heat packs tailored to transit route conditions.
Product Highlights & Specifications:
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Breed: Purebred Embden Goose (Anser anser domesticus)
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Age at Dispatch: Day-Old (Shipped immediately following hatch)
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Sexing Options: Sexed Females (Geese) or Sexed Males (Ganders) via professional vent-sexing.
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Adult Potential: Extra-heavy dual-purpose/meat frame (ganders reach 20.0–26.0 lbs, geese 16.0–20.0 lbs). Features tall, upright posture, pure snow-white adult feathers, striking orange bills and feet, and pale blue eyes.
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Egg Production: Seasonal heavy-class layers producing 35 to 50 extra-large white eggs per year under proper management.
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Brooding Quick-Facts: Require high-protein non-medicated waterfowl/flock starter crumble (fortified with adequate niacin for proper leg joint development), clean drinking water deep enough to submerge their nostrils, and a warm brooder environment starting at $90^\circ\text{F}$ ($32^\circ\text{C}$) during week one.
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Safe Live Arrival Guarantee: Packaged inside specialized, climate-controlled shipping boxes to ensure a warm, comfortable journey directly to your farm or local post office.

