Lifespan of geese

Answer 1

There are a number of factors that determine the lifespan of a chicken. Breed, living conditions and nutrition are big factors.

A well cared for, pampered farm pet chicken can live as long as 15 years.

Chickens living past 10 years are rare however. Most free range farm birds average 5 to 7 years as long as the farmer does not mind continuing to feed the birds after their egg laying days are over.

Most chickens live about 4 to 6 years. the world record is 16 years of age.

4 to 6 is usual but some go 12 years or more.

Answer 2

The average lifespan of a goose is around 10 to 24 years, depending on the species. In captivity, geese can live longer than in the wild due to access to food and protection from predators. Proper care, diet, and living conditions can also help extend a goose's lifespan.

Answer 3

I shot a Canada Goose in Pennsylvania on 1/2/09, and it had a band attached from the US Fish and Wildlife Service with the date of banding as 6/95, so that would put the goose at 13 years old. I have heard that geese in the wild may vary from 10-20 years in age, maximum, so it fit the "norm"...

Answer 4

It depends on the species of the bird and also whether it is being kept in captivity or not.The lifespans of most large birds range from 30 to 70 years. And small birds live up to usually 10 years.

Answer 5

The goose is a type of bird that lives in bodies of water. The average lifespan of a goose in the wild is 10 to 24 years.

Answer 6

The most expected for a goose to life to is 25 years, It will last longer in captivity than wild as there are few safe spots for geese now.

It is 10-24 for Canadian geese.

Answer 7

The natural lifespan of a chicken ranges from around 12-15 years. Depends on the type of species it is.

Answer 8

about 2-3 years. Depends on what care you give them.

Answer 9

about 10 years

Answer 10

It's according to how fast they can run.