Black Foot Farm

One of our foster babies, from years ago. He's all grown up!😍 Love seeing pics and knowing they get good loving homes. 🖤 Thanks Cynthia Lee

We call it the walk of shame...
Cause after a phone call from my nice neighbor who informed me the geese were headed off the property., I had to go get them and walk them back where they belong.

Just about every fall our geese decide it's time to wander...
And for one year they found a nice neighbor who liked to throw them food... But the last couple years it's been a straight shot down the driveway, across the road, and over to the "airport". (For us that's just an open field of grass called a runway), where some small personal planes like to land from time to time.
Even though it's not in use a majority the time.. it's still not good for geese to be there. So after their second chance this week, they got penned up for the day. Hopefully they'll stay on the property or they're gonna have a few days in the run with no free-ranging..

Mama Goose (June)hatched five little babies last week..
Her and George are being excellent guardians and parents.
So are the two year old males.. older brothers and parents all circling around the babies, making sure they get where they need to go and they are guarded.
So easy to have the geese raise them. Only I miss out on scooping up the babies for snuggles...

These babies will be up for sale.
So will the two yr old males who grew up together.

Geese make excellent lookouts for a flock, they can see and hear and spot danger well before most animals. They also make good lookouts for the farm.. letting us know whenever someone new is on the property.
They make excellent farm additions. And our American Buffs are one of the rarer breeds around, friendly and less boisterous than some of the other breeds.

If you're interested..let us know!