White Chinese Geese

(7 customer reviews)

As low as: $16.75

Hatching on April 10, 2024

Order now for estimated delivery by April 13, 2024.

  • White Chinese Geese – Sold as Baby Goslings Only 

Seasonal/Shipped Early March thru June.

Your total order requires ANY 3 birds to ship.

LIMIT OF 16.

$17.75
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Breed Facts

  • Poultry Show Class: Geese, Light
  • Weights: Goose—-10 lbs
    Gander—–15 lbs
  • Purpose and Type: Egg Laying; Exhibition
  • Egg Color: White,
  • Egg Production: Fair-45-55 eggs per year
  • Egg Size: Extra Large-2XL
  • Temperament: Noisier
  • Gender Accuracy: 100%
  • Fertility Percentage: 55-70%
  • Broody: Setters
  • Mating Ratio: 4 Females to 1 Male
  • Roost Height: Floor
  • Country of Origin: China
  • APA: Yes, Recognized by the Standard of Perfection in 1874
  • TLC: Watch Status, Considered a Sustainable Heritage Goose Breed
  • Breeder Farm Source:Cackle Hatchery® Poultry Breeding Farm” developing our bloodline or strain of pure White Chinese Geese since 1974.

Description

The White Chinese goose is one of the smallest domesticated geese breeds, and it is also a prolific egg-layer. An excellent forager, this goose is an independent and self-sufficient breed. It is also protective of its nest and will honk loudly if it is confronted. Outwardly, it is among the most elegant breeds, as its long neck and snow-white feathers closely resemble a swan. White Chinese geese are great for orchards, gardens and pastures and grass/weed control. They can make a good pet if you spend a lot of time with them, however, a broody goose can be very protective of her eggs. Males can also become very territorial, and you never want to take your eye off them…. The best bonding and pet quality we have seen is if you have only one goose and spend a lot of time with it while raising it. They will follow you and be friends for life.

We cannot ship geese to Hawaii.

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7 reviews for White Chinese Geese

  1. mbaburkina

    We ordered 10 all came traveled for almost 3 days we live in alaska we are very happy all made it and healthy

  2. Jake

    Great for beginners

    I had never raised geese before and had gotten 3 of these goslings as hatchery surplus. They were very friendly and imprinted quickly. Unfortunately, I had a predator get 2 of the 3. The lone goose would follow us around the yard and would wait at the back door for us to come out and do chores. I decided to add three more the following year. Like the ones before they imprinted and were very friendly, they are fun to watch, and they are very talkative and interactive.

  3. Amiralsrbani

    Great Birds

    Very substantial and hardy

  4. Moomoo

    Healthy white chinese

    I’ve never really raised geese before, got a few because I wanted them as watch dogs. They were very healthy, grew fast, had their own personalities, and seem to be addicted to chewing shoelaces. The only reason I had to donate them to a local pond was because they were so healthy, and so loud. They never bit. anybody but they made you aware of when anyone was around, including myself . If you’re looking for a loud large goose that is very healthy, these are the geese for you. Mine Were semi tme and the gander was the most tame (we named him Norbert). After getting his shoelace fix he would let you reach down and stroke his neck and back

  5. Bee

    Great hatchery-and a question for other owners

    I grew up with a white Chinese and we wanted to add them when we moved to a large property.
    We struggled to find them locally-the co-ops out this way also dont seem to know what they’re selling – we’ve gotten 12layers and 12 poultry bred for meat once, for example, and 10 of the LAYERS were roosters.
    So not really the best source.
    We used Murray McMurray before our move but cackle had more availability, better prices and lower minimum purchase requirements.
    It’s best to find a hatchery and stick with it. Diversions have resulted in really awful shipping conditions for us in the past so do your homework!
    We did & Cackle is our go to now.
    We’ve purchased tons of chickens, numerous turkeys and about 7 geese here since 2015ish.
    Very happy with the quality & care in shipping and the condition of their babies.

    I do wonder about the geese-they always have one black spot, usually just under the wings. I dont care but I’m curious! Usually they’re all white. I wonder if a grey goose snuck in somewhere down the line, haha! Anyway I like it. Makes them even prettier to me.
    Has anyone else had issues with their goslings getting a limp or lame leg between 2 and 4 months??
    Last years batch, the gander died in his sleep (so much growth, probably had some heart thing. I’d rather lose him that way than to a possum, at least) and directly after, 1 female stopped using her left leg. I thought she was sick so I contained her. 1 year later she still limps so I often wonder if someone grabbed her through the fence and i mistook it due to ganders death.
    Well this years batch, we got 3 unsexed and I believe this is a girl-she’s developed a left leg lameness that seems to be getting woworse. No other issue I can note. Eats well, wants to be with her pals, but cant keep up so weve kept them up due to the easy prey scenario.
    I’m trying to figure out what it could be…has anyone else experienced this? I’d wondered if it was 1 of those things that can just occur in the egg or the bloodline/breed but I’m having trouble pinpointing a general possibility. Bright side: last time I had a goose question, cackle responded to me via Facebook messenger QUICK! & a post to the page helped me hear from other people. So that will be my next move.
    I really love cackle hatchery.
    Thanks for being good to these creatures & your customers.

  6. Patrick

    Reliable

    Cackle Hatchery is a reliable source for healthy poultry. I have ordered from Cackle for a few seasons and will continue to do business with them!

  7. Kristi Virginia April 2014

    Hello

    My guess arrived alittle while ago and all is well–they are all bright-eyed and bushy-tailed!:-) Thank you for the care you take in shipping these sweet little creatures so they will arrive safe as well.

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