illegal to hatch canadian goose eggs?

[ILuvMyFlock]

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Sooo, laws are silly and ridiculous. Got it.

No, but making assumptions are. I never said all laws are ridiculous, but these type of laws are and that's my opinion.

 

[Argus]

The reason the law covers all is because otherwise people would always claim to be "finding" these eggs. If you have to pay a fine regardless of the excuse for possessing the eggs, they amazingly tend not to get "found" quite as often. Funny how that works.

 

[bernie131]

I got a humidifier going 24/7 next to my incubator,..which is homemade,..I can post a pic,..There are allot of Canadian geese 2 miles away at the community college pond,..they come and go,..

 

[bernie131]

The closest Rehab is now in the middle of Kansas ,...hours away,..we used to have one here in Kansas City but they closed down.

 

[bernie131]

I understand

 

[bernie131]

I am trying to do the right thing,..

 

[ILuvMyFlock]

Just be careful, and I would have done the same thing if I found goose eggs, or some sort of injured animal that needed my help. Law or no law, compassion for me is a must.

 

[Devin c]

honestly who cares. sometimes there is a difference between what is morally right and what is legally right. You should always do what is morally right, hatch those eggs

 

[BobDBirdDog]

Dont know about goose eggs, but my dogs found some Woodcock and some Turkey eggs .....sooo......... ummmm I stopped them from eating all of them! Uhemmm!

 

[Quacking Pigeon]

In Australia feral mallards are crossbreding with our wild ducks specifically pacific black ducks. And apparently there are no pure ones left or something. I’ve seen two Mallard drakes, and I would catch them but in my Australian duck book it says that you need a permit or something to gather eggs and/or catch wild Mallards. I’m kinda lost