Lets use those Johnson's!

[MarketHunter]

Wow that does seem light for such a massive bird! I agree, it must be the weather and lack of food. That's a 13 or 15 pounder if I ever saw one.


DLH

[Duckman]

Yeah, looking again at my tear weight, they were probably more like 11 and 10 and may have dessicated a little hanging, but they are definitely what we would call razor breasts if they were ducks. I will not pick for roasting for sure. Probably will perform a radical mastectomy. I like geese best early in the year when they are still in family flocks. Some of these big ones are old. I killed one that was banded as an adult and was banded eight years when I got it!

[Big D]

Boy, there's a ot of interesting stuff in that auction

[Richard Flanders]

I believe the record for a Greater Canadian is 24#.

[Big D]

A friend gave me the breasts off a Canada with a 59" wingspan. They were so tough you couldn't cut the gravy with a chain saw

[charlie cleveland]

last goose i tried was back in about 69 toughest piece of meat i ever tried... charlie

[MarketHunter]

I gave that huge one Dad and I killed to a german lady who was going to roast it for Christmas. I never did hear the outcome but my guess is it was a little on the tough side.

DLH

[Chuck Heald]

'had a friend that went by the name of "Big Johnson". Girls loved him.

[Ed Blake]

Originally Posted by Chuck Heald

'had a friend that went by the name of "Big Johnson". Girls loved him.

Was his first name Lyndon?

Not to get into who's is bigger, but my son and a buddy brought one down in January that weighed 22 lbs. They weighed it on a postal scale, but did not measure the wingspan. Edward said the ground shook when it came down.

[MarketHunter]

My guess he used his quite a bit.


DLH