African Geese  The African goose originated from the wild Asian Swan Goose of China. It was introduced into Europe in the late 1700s and into…

Brown Chinese Geese Brown Chinese Geese Brown Chinese Geese are smaller than the White Chinese Geese, with identical coloring to the African Goose. Chinese geese are generally…

Buff Geese It is interesting that the buff color is not common in wild waterfowl. Most other domestic and wild geese have combinations of white,…

Buy Sebastopol goose Buy Sebastopol goose are probably our most unique appearing goose. You would think that a bird such as this would have been bred…

Pilgrim Geese Pilgrim Geese For Sale were developed in the early 1900s in Iowa. Pilgrim Geese are a calm, quiet breed and are excellent foragers.…

Sebastopol Geese Sebastopol Geese are one of our most unusual and beautiful breeds of waterfowl. The Sebastopol has frizzled or spiraled white feathers — long…

Toulouse Geese Uses: Utility – meat, especially when crossed with Embden Geese. As a broody although due to their size, can break their eggs. Eggs: 20 to…

Tufted Roman Geese The Roman breed appears to have originated in Italy and is one of the oldest breeds. It is not a large goose…

White Chinese Geese As with the African goose, the Chinese goose originates in China from the wild Asiatic Swan goose. The most distinguishing feature of…

White Embden Geese White Embden Geese originated by the Em River in Germany and were first brought to the United States in 1821. Embden Geese…