The Brecon Buff goose is a breed of domestic goose originating in Wales. It is one of the few goose from United Kingdom, and it was actually developed from the Brecon Beacons area of South Wales. It was created by Rhys Llewellyn in the early 1930s. He actually crossed some buff geese ‘sports’ from a flock of grey and white geese with an Embden gander and then a gander from this hatch with a pair of buff geese. The standard for the Brecon Buff Goose was accepted at the Poultry Club’s meeting of October 12, 1934, and initially published in
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