My neighbors have a pet goose and it attacks everybody. Anyone who walks on the property gets attacked. I'll go over there to hang out with them sometimes and I'll be minding my own buisiness and all of a sudden I can feel a sharp pain on my leg and sure enough, it is the goose. Is there anything I can do to it to get it to stop attacking me like, possibly whack it in the head with something?
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well they should be taking responsibility for their gooses actions, just as if it was their dog biting you. I know geese hurt when they bite I have one that likes to bite if he gets a chance. I'd take a stick with you when you visit and when the goose comes around keep the stick pointed at the goose to keep it in arms length. I do that here I have a walking stick that I use to keep my goose[gander] away when he's in a fowl mood which is now during breeding season. I don't hit my goose in the head but i have sure felt like it at times. I have goosed him in the butt with the broom before to make him get out of my way. That is really too bad that they have not done anything [like locking the goose up] when they have company. 
