fertile Sebastopol Goose hatching eggs online

fertile Sebastopol Goose hatching eggs online

At Game Fowls Ranch, our Sebastopol Goose breeding flocks are maintained in optimal gander-to-goose ratios to ensure maximum fertility rates. Our breeder geese are selectively line-bred for full, long, trailing feather curls, sturdy medium frames, bright orange bills and feet, and sweet, calm temperaments. Sebastopol geese make exceptional farm showpiece birds and quiet yard companions while producing 20 to 35 large white eggs per year during their seasonal spring laying window.

Every hatching egg is hand-selected and inspected prior to packing:

• Freshness Guaranteed: Collected daily from clean nesting boxes and stored in temperature-controlled rooms ($55^\circ\text{F}$–$60^\circ\text{F}$) to preserve embryo viability.

• Shell Quality & Size: Only clean, strong-shelled, correctly shape-graded extra-large eggs with optimal air cells are selected for shipping.

• Specialized Packaging: Eggs are carefully secured in custom-cut, high-density foam shippers or double-boxed egg cartons wrapped in shock-absorbing bubble padding to withstand transit handling.

Product Highlights & Specifications:

• Breed: Purebred Sebastopol Goose (Anser anser domesticus)

• Item: Fresh Fertile Hatching Eggs (Unincubated)

• Incubation Period: 28 to 30 days

• Adult Potential: Medium ornamental frame (ganders reach 12.0–14.0 lbs, geese 10.0–12.0 lbs). Features long, flexible, curled feathers covering the body, wings, and tail (typically pure white, though smooth-breasted and colored variations exist), with bright orange bills and pinkish-orange legs.

• Egg Laying Capability: Seasonal heritage layers producing 20 to 35 large white eggs annually under proper management; known for docile temperaments and gentle nesting instincts.

• Incubation Quick-Facts: Standard forced-air incubation requires a temperature of $99.5^\circ\text{F}$ ($37.5^\circ\text{C}$), a relative humidity of 55%–60% during incubation days 1–25, and a humidity increase to 70%–75% during the final “lockdown” phase (days 26–30). Daily cooling (10–15 minutes) and light misting with lukewarm water starting at day 10 helps mimic natural waterfowl broodiness for enhanced hatchability.