08/20/2026
Miss out on geese early season? I have one last opportunity for someone! π¦’π¦’π¦’
When we brought in our starter American Buff flock, a couple of the animals had a funky feather thing going on which I chocked up to molting and tight quarters during breeding season. Unfortunately, after proving them out, it seems two of the birds (one gander and one female) are producing FULL CURL feather patterns when bred together π€¨
So, that said, I will have ONE ADULT PAIR (plus ONE unsexed offspring) available. They are massive, friendly, productive birds who will be π° accordingly. If they do not go for what I'm asking, I will be starting another pen and splitting into 2 breeds.
All that said, I apologize to any customers who were not wanting curly feathered birds-- we genuinely believed these birds to be 100% pure AB. We let π₯π₯π₯ go this year steeply discounted since they hadn't been proven out for that reason, but I understand that the results would be disappointing. I do, still, believe they are MOSTLY AB, however the feather patterning in those two individuals would suggest there is Sebastopol lineage somewhere. Thank you for being excellent customers, if you come back next season I would gladly comp you an egg or two with your next order from my straight feathered growouts.