Honk, If You Like Geese!

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Camper6 said:
They are a nuisance where I live. The golf course is their favorite stamping grounds.

Anywhere where the grass is cut low and water is nearby is where they hang out and they make a terrible mess and it's not sanitary because people track it on their shoes.

The local hospital had to do something about it. I don't know what they did but the geese are gone.
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let us kill the geese and keep the golf course!
 

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Quick story about my experience with geese:
I was driving down a country road and came across a flock of geese just standing in the middle of the road. I stopped, got out of the car to shoo them away and had to run back to my car as they chased me. Then I made the mistake of honking my horn and they attacked my hubcaps. They wouldn't go away so I had to s-l-o-w-l-y pull forward until I cleared the flock.

Moral of the story:
Don't mess with geese. Lesson learned.
 
"In the middle of nowhere, a flying geese sculpture. Geese in Flight sculpture was begun in 1998 and completed in 2002. The artist chose to sculpt geese because the birds are significant to North Dakota. They fly through the state every spring and fall, migrating north or south. The geese are enjoyed by bird watchers and hunters alike."

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Out for a country drive I turned into someone's driveway so I could turn around and go home. A flock of geese came running down the driveway. I thought it was like my dog greets cars that come to the house. But they started attacking the car. I'm happy I didn't get out to greet them. All I could hear were beaks banging on my car. After my escape, I stopped to check for damage. There was none, but I was sure there would be.
 
JustDave said:
Out for a country drive I turned into someone's driveway so I could turn around and go home. A flock of geese came running down the driveway. I thought it was like my dog greets cars that come to the house. But they started attacking the car. I'm happy I didn't get out to greet them. All I could hear were beaks banging on my car. After my escape, I stopped to check for damage. There was none, but I was sure there would be.
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They were "on the job"! You're always taking a big chance, when you turn into a strange driveway to "turn around". Hope ya learned yer lesson.;)
 
Quite a few years back, there was a veterinarian who had a flock of geese behind a wire fence in front of his home. (his office was in another building on the property).

My first visit, I went up to the fence to chat with the geese, then he called to me to stay away; that they were trained to attack. :oops: Instead of a watch dog, geese wouldn't maim anyone.

Dr George Bitgood was a legend here in Ct. This is one of his car collection.

I don't know where he got his money; he was the cheapest vet in the state. I paid $3.00 to have 2 cats spayed and he kept them 2 days .

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RadishRose said:
Quite a few years back, there was a veterinarian who had a flock of geese behind a wire fence in front of his home. (his office was in another building on the property).

My first visit, I went up to the fence to chat with the geese, then he called to me to stay away; that they were trained to attack.
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It's been my experience that geese don't need to be trained to attack! ;) I believe it's part of their DNA. :D
 

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