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Learn How to Get Rid of Geese

April 17, 2014 By Effective Wildlife Solutions 1 Comment

Learn How to Get Rid of Geese

Are you experiencing more and more Canada geese conflicts every summer and want to learn how to get rid of geese? Does it seem that every year, there are more geese on your property? Canada geese love the large open expanses of fertilized, mowed grass found in our parks, golf courses, and backyards. Unfortunately, this may result in an abundance of droppings on our green spaces and walkways and may lead to other conflicts that include geese … [Read more...]

Tagged With: Canada geese, Canada goose, droppings, goose nests, harass geese, nesting

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