Carrosaur geese don't realize the dangers of nesting out in the open where predators can pick them off, it's up to us their care takers to protect them and make sure they are safe. Even if it mean moving the eggs and keep doing it even if they don't go broody. So you still don't have a proper safe house for them? What are you planning on doing with all of the geese anyway if you don't mind me asking? sorry don't mean to be so blunt but I am worried we're going to see another post from you of another dead or injured goose.
I move them into an XXL dog crate at night and onto our back deck which is up a flight of stairs by our back door. They're safe. We're currently building a big house for the rest, and we plan on letting them stay in the garage at night. We've also got hot wire around our yard now.