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