A) Adult geese B) Several months old C) Several weeks old D) Day-old to a few days old
A) Seeds B) Commercial waterfowl starter feed C) Grass D) Kitchen scraps
A) 5-6 square feet per gosling B) 10 square feet per gosling C) 2-3 square feet per gosling D) 1 square foot per gosling
A) 90-95°F (32-35°C) B) 70-75°F (21-24°C) C) 100-105°F (38-41°C) D) 60-65°F (15-18°C)
A) 1 week B) 2 weeks C) 4-6 weeks D) Immediately
A) Invisible fence B) Woven wire fencing C) Barbed wire D) Electric fence
A) Fox B) Squirrel C) Rabbit D) Hamster
A) Small dish B) Puddle C) Pond or large trough D) Bird bath
A) Only when empty B) Weekly C) Daily or more frequently D) Monthly
A) 50+ years B) 3-5 years C) 10-25 years D) 1-2 years
A) Flock B) Herd C) School D) Gaggle
A) Gander B) Chick C) Hen D) Gosling
A) Gander B) Goose/Hen C) Gosling D) Drake
A) Gosling B) Goose C) Chick D) Gander
A) Angel wing B) Hairballs C) Ringworm D) Mange
A) Excess protein in diet B) Lack of water C) Genetic defect D) Cold weather
A) Clipping wings B) More sunlight C) More exercise D) Balanced diet
A) Fall B) Spring C) Winter D) Summer
A) None B) 100-200 C) 20-50 D) 1-5
A) 14 days B) 60 days C) 7 days D) 28-35 days
A) No nesting material B) Loud, open area C) Quiet, secluded area with nesting material D) Concrete floor
A) No B) Yes, for digestion C) Only if they eat seeds D) Only for show geese
A) Sand B) Clover C) Metal scraps D) Rocks
A) Excessive preening B) Loud honking C) Running fast D) Poor feather quality
A) Loudly and aggressively B) Pick them up by the legs C) Calmly and gently D) Chase them
A) Never B) Regularly, as needed C) Once a year D) Once a decade
A) To encourage egg laying B) To make them quiet C) To prevent overheating D) To keep them from flying
A) Yes, with patience and consistency B) Only to lay more eggs C) Only to attack D) No, they are untrainable
A) Fertilizing the garden (with moderation) B) Weed control and pest control C) Silence D) They provide no other benefits
A) Pilgrim B) Toulouse C) Chinese D) Embden |