WebOct 29, 2024 · But in waterfowl kept for show it is a defect, except in curly-feathered Sebastopol geese, for which twisting of the wing feathers is a breed characteristic. In all other mature waterfowl the condition, though not serious, is unsightly. Geese are more likely to be affected than ducks. WebDec 26, 2024 · Heritage Breed Geese The Tufted Roman (Light Goose class) is a small, compact lightweight breed of goose that is characterized by a tuft of feathers on top of its head. The Tufted Roman is only recognized in white and was admitted to the American Poultry Association’s (APA) Standard of Perfection in 1977. The standard weights are as …

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WebSebastopol geese have curly feathers which limits their ability to fly. The feathers on the neck are generally smooth, but those on the other parts of their body are usually curly. … WebLastly the ideal Sebastopol goose should have a broad long curly feather. And if you just breed smooth with smooth, or curly with curly you’re not going to get this look so every couple of breeding cycles you should inspect your flock for feather and wing quality to ensure you are maintaining a high level of quality in your birds. Conclusion port and company women

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WebThese curly feathered beauties are a wonderful backyard goose as they are gorgeous to look at and tend to be very calm natured. They are fairly quiet and love to forage. They do not fly. Fertility in my sebastopols has been very high and they do well as broody mothers. They lay anywhere from 6 to roughly 20 eggs per goose each season. WebDec 14, 2008 · Oct 26, 2008 242 0 119 Iowa My dad has a pair of sebbie geese that are both curly feathered. But I have read that if I were to hatch an egg that I might not get a curly feathered gosling? That you need a smooth feathered male and a curly female? Please set me straight. Thank you! Dec 12, 2008 Thread starter #2 WyanLuv Songster … port and impressive english river