Welcome to my pond - Swim, wade, or sit on the bank

anything against the geese would probably also work on the ducks unfortunately

like a coyote decoy


The problem is they are fighting for position on the island which is where the ducks also go for safety. So idk what to do. We found a wild Mallard floating yesterday with a broken neck and they killed one of my Rougen ducks but it was much worse :(
I'm thinking maybe decoys in the corn field for the geese...I don't know...
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I have a serious problem with the geese at my house :( this is the 2nd day in a row I have been woken up to them attacking my ducks for position on THEIR island. And the 2nd day the geese have killed one of the wild Mallards and 1 of my ducks who lives at the pond...Does anyone have any advice to get rid of these things in a humane way? The options right now include lead posioning but that's not the stance I want to take but will to protect my ducks plus the migratory ducks that seek refuge here.. any advice would be great..


Canada geese? Try a swan decoy. I know it sounds odd but swans are very territorial and beat the crap out of everything on their pond. Geese know this and will avoid them. Just make sure you remember to keep moving it. Sounds odd, but it works.

More ideas here: http://www.wildlifeanimalcontrol.com/canadagoosekeepaway.html

I have a serious problem with the geese here, too - they aren't laying :p
 
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Canada geese? Try a swan decoy. I know it sounds odd but swans are very territorial and beat the crap out of everything on their pond. Geese know this and will avoid them. Just make sure you remember to keep moving it.

More ideas here: http://www.wildlifeanimalcontrol.com/canadagoosekeepaway.html

I have a serious problem with the geese here, too - they aren't laying :p


That's a wonderful idea actually... Hmmmmm, I will look on your link for more ideas, they are not laying yet but they are nesting and once domenance is set they don't leave :(
 
That's a wonderful idea actually... Hmmmmm, I will look on your link for more ideas, they are not laying yet but they are nesting and once domenance is set they don't leave :(


Hope it works :fl

Mine are domestic and a critically endangered breed, and I'm impatiently waiting for them to start laying. One of them is half Canada goose though. Doubt she'll be laying anything, however.
 
Hope it works :fl

Mine are domestic and a critically endangered breed, and I'm impatiently waiting for them to start laying. One of them is half Canada goose though. Doubt she'll be laying anything, however.


Me too but Hubby just said he had a pair of swans years ago and they didn't scare the geese away ( he seriously popped my bubble) so I will look into other ways to eliminate the problem ..
 

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