I’m so thankful for all the help. I may try the fence and just call it a shotgun wedding. The father tells the boy(s) yer gettin married and yer wandering days are over.
I hope it works… 😎
I guess I’m just trying to seek alternatives. Perhaps I and they would be better served by moving them but I’d miss them. And I’d really worry about them. I’d almost bet they’d end up flying back here even if they were re-homed. I wonder?
They odd thing about their flying is, when I’m out to feed the hens and sheep, they see me/hear me and if they’re a distance from my barn and pasture, they’ll come zooming full speed and land where I place their daily feed ration. If I delay in feeding them they knock on the man door to the barn...
I feed them everyday, put a shelter by the pond for them for protection. I really love them and they do depend on me as if they were my own. They just don’t want to make it official. I think they want an, “open relationship,” free to come and go as they wish. Why buy the man when the feed is free?”
I guess that would be a reasonable alternative, but they’d lose their pond life in the process. I wonder if that get them freaking out and panicked.
Any thoughts on placing a couple of tantalizing females to keep them occupied?
Greetings to all.
I inherited a pair of geese, both male, when purchasing our new homestead. They were residing in a pond adjacent to our property. Waters edge is a few feet from the property line. The property is unoccupied ( other than the two ganders) undeveloped and boggy.
So, I noticed...