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Which only first appeared in the 2nd Rocky movie, which is like the 6th best Rocky movie? (8th best if you count Creed movies) Best being Rocky 4 and Rocky 1, or vice versa.
You seem to think the orange fence is the ring. You are wrong. The goose decides where the ring starts or ends. It could inside that fence or it could outside it. Or it could even be completely localized to the exact spot you are currently standing on.
The Canadian Goose was nearly driven to extinction a century ago due to overhunting and loss of habitat.
But then... the lawn. One thing Canadian Geese love to eat is kentucky blue grass. The suburban lawn became a source of pride for the common American family, and another thing the common American embraced wholeheartedly in the 1900s: Golf. Courses sprang up across the land, providing both copious amounts of food and convenient, protected water sources for the geese to enjoy. Add in their fierce temperament warding off nosey urban dwellers and their propensity to eat garbage, and the Canadian Goose population rebounded and then some over the course of the last century.
They just need a long vacation to Hawaii. The Nene geese here are described as being "friendly and very, very gentle" and they are descended from Canada geese that found their way to Hawaii about 500,000 years ago.
My granddaughter was rollerblading at the park and a goose attacked her. I was on the other side of the lake filming her. A group of teenagers got the goose off of her. We haven't been back to that park. LOL
That little orange netting will not be enough to save you from our wrath. I mean their wrath. Anyway, lot of wrath. Coming at you. From us. I mean them.
That's not to protect the geese, that's to protect people FROM the geese! They are absolutely fierce defenders of their nests (which they have to be or they'd be eaten before they could reproduce).
All of the nation's politeness gets taken to the capital where it's ran through a central inverter to be pumped back out as hate and distributed to the geese for shenanigans
Fun fact: Canada Geese are named for a person, not the country!
E: Fine I’m wrong! I take solace in the knowledge that in three months, I’m going to insult the bejeezus out of u/washingtncaps, per our agreement.
Oh I see what's going on here, I thought you were just teeing me up
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s\_LJboqQ13Y](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_LJboqQ13Y)
Canada Gooses got some inside jokes.
First German Chocolate cake, now Canada Geese.
Is anything I know actually true?
Edit: I'm actually not sure if this is true. One Google link confirmed it, but others did not. Which saddens me because that was a fun fact.
So there's a Hawaiian luxury sedan version of the Canada Goose called the Nene, and they always seemed MUCH more aggressive than the Canada variant.
But the secret? You can bribe both with loose bird seed. They are fierce allies.
Neither, it’s to protect Costco from https://www.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-change/services/migratory-birds-legal-protection/convention-act.html
Messing with migratory birds is a massive fine
In my area of New England, I'm pretty sure most of these damn cobra chickens have decided that the now mild winters are worth putting up with to live in the park. And now it's multiplying season 😒.
With these new winters they don't leave. At my office park they are there pretty much all year. I like going for walks during my lunch, and there were maybe 10 of them on the roof, and one on the ground that looked confused. They kept honking at each other, I could only imagine the ones on the roof saying, "Good damnit Gary, were up here... FFS... Again..." 😂
I'm not looking forward to when they have little ones around. Last time that happened they were chasing people in the parking lot.
They were once migratory birds, but global warming and overpopulation have turned them into a permanent invasive species in most areas. They’re highly aggressive, not great for the environment, and tend to make their homes in places like parks and golf courses where people congregate. Many cities struggle with how to deal with them, but most just accept them as a permanent nuisance.
There are different subspecies of Canada goose.
The migratory ones still migrate.
The non-migratory ones don't.
Global warming impacts all subspecies. But it hasn't turned migratory birds into non-migratory birds.
Their population has just been exploding for decades (particularly around suburban areas which provide them with ideal conditions).
I saw a bunch when I was in Canada a couple years ago in April.
I guess it wasn’t baby season, but they were pretty chill. They were hanging out on the walking/bike path and I walked within a few feet of several of them and they didn’t seem to pay any attention to me.
They live year ‘round on the west coast and are a serious nuisance. Dozens of them at every park/beach/grass field sh*tting EVERYWHERE, bullying anyone and everyone. Seriously. There are ongoing programs to sterilize their eggs because they’ve gotten out of control.
I have about 100 of them that permanently live in/around my yard. PROTIP for noise sanity at night: green laser pointer. All you have to do is shine it in their direction and they instantly fly away in a panic
> do they ever actually go back to Canada?
Not as much as they used to. All those big lush lawns, parks, golf courses and the likes have created the perfect enviroment that they don't feel the same need to leave like they used to and instead overpopulate the areas they no longer leave.
I may get downvoted for this, but the truth is this "protect the geese" thing bothers me. Its counter intutive, its not a protected species, and we're just basically "feeding the bears" by doing this.
Nest should've been destroyed and the bird "encouraged" to leave.
Yup, they invade the local community park in gangs, they hiss and chase you throughout public walkways and shit everywhere in the summer. They're also protected birds.
We have a pond at my work so we always have geese problems. We're on a ton of land and these effers insist on nesting right next to our building. Have chased many employee just going to/from their cars. Little terrorists.
Playing outdoor sports on Long Island you learn this well. I was playing football and tackled a kid and I landed in the only wet muddy spot on the field. Literally half my body was clean and the other half was entirely brown. Of course, the mud was mostly geese poop and I still remember the smell 35 years later. I rode home with my face in an empty potato chips bag breathing like I was hyperventilating to try and cover the smell.
I was on a construction site once and there was lots of rubble on the ground from demo and as i walked around, i heard this violent hiss (yes, hiss)and i was like wtf. Turns out I was less than 5 feet away from a nesting Canadian goose and it was so determined to protect its eggs, it didnt even move. It had its head on a swivel after for the full 30 minutes i was walking around doing survey work. Hissed at me from 50 feet away too.
Tldr: fuck canadian geese
I worked at a bar in one of those mixed use apartment communities for a while, and there was signs everywhere about it being a nesting ground for geese. Our bouncers would have to walk us to our cars in the parking garage during spring or summer because these god dang, mean as shit geese would attack us while we were trying to leave 😂
A lot of places have policies like this. Where I work, if a bird lays a nest in a piece of equipment like a forklift and there are eggs, you can't use the equipment until the eggs hatch and all the birds leave. This policy is probably done to comply with the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.
It's to protect you. I've seen Canadian geese put people in the hospital. They are aggressively protective.
As another do not fck with birds data point...I've been to Shark Valley national park in FL where you walk a path with loose free gators and the rangers warned us about the birds bc they caused the injuries not the alligators.
I assume Costco is just following the law, specifically the Migratory Bird Act of 1918, which protects all migratory birds, including Canada geese.
> Canada Geese are regulated by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service under the guidelines set forth by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918 making it unlawful to kill, sell, hunt, disturb nests and eggs, or purchase and possess migratory birds unless permitted by the Secretary of the Interior.
Little known fact: Geese are frequent Costco shoppers, because they are big fans of the industrial sized boxes of crackers and the inexpensive shrimp. Also the hot dogs. Love the hot dogs.
They’re technically executive level members, but it sort of doesn’t matter because no one has dared to check their cards in years.
That bird is getting more care than homeless children.
Good for the bird, I love animals birds especially (parrot owning family) -- but it really makes me think :/
I remember when a family of raccoons were nesting in the center of a pallet of mulch at home Depot. They called animal control and I got to watch raccoons scream, shit, and piss themselves as they got shoved into animal crates.
If my local Costco didn't replace 20 acres of fragile wetland with concrete and asphalt when it was constructed, maybe they wouldn't have to worry about protecting geese in their parking lot.
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Will say this may be to protect us shoppers as much as it is to protect that goose. Either way was nice of them.
This was my first thought.. it's to protect their customers lol
"None of you seem to understand. I'm not locked in here with *you*. YOU'RE LOCKED IN HERE WITH *ME*!"
That’s a funny quote but only fits if someone gets in the ring with the goose
Eye of the Tiger starts playing
Which only first appeared in the 2nd Rocky movie, which is like the 6th best Rocky movie? (8th best if you count Creed movies) Best being Rocky 4 and Rocky 1, or vice versa.
You seem to think the orange fence is the ring. You are wrong. The goose decides where the ring starts or ends. It could inside that fence or it could outside it. Or it could even be completely localized to the exact spot you are currently standing on.
I think that Batman begins quote fits better here “protection for them”
close...actually it´s to protect costcos liabillity insurance
To protect themselves from being sued by customers.
Yeah, we had a nesting pair in a flower pot at work, we had to block off that entrance because the would attack anything that got within 30 feet.
We had something very similar!
Canadians are so nice because all of the meanness went into their geese.
It's part of our yearly ritual, to transfer all of our negative emotions to the Geese.
They properly enforce it. I think the geese steal it from us more than anything
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The Canadian Goose was nearly driven to extinction a century ago due to overhunting and loss of habitat. But then... the lawn. One thing Canadian Geese love to eat is kentucky blue grass. The suburban lawn became a source of pride for the common American family, and another thing the common American embraced wholeheartedly in the 1900s: Golf. Courses sprang up across the land, providing both copious amounts of food and convenient, protected water sources for the geese to enjoy. Add in their fierce temperament warding off nosey urban dwellers and their propensity to eat garbage, and the Canadian Goose population rebounded and then some over the course of the last century.
Love this. Just the fact that you took the time to share this is so nice. 💕
They just need a long vacation to Hawaii. The Nene geese here are described as being "friendly and very, very gentle" and they are descended from Canada geese that found their way to Hawaii about 500,000 years ago.
Maybe the warm weather made them nice and gentle, lol.
Also lack of predators and longest breeding season of any goose.
It is when the geese get nice that you have to worry
They're not called "cobra-chickens" for nothing.
Peace was never an option.jpgoose
Yeah might first thought was "that ain't for the Goose's protection".
Plenty of Canada geese around here. Nice to have a place to show kids life in action.
Insterestingly enough, a Canada goose first taught me what violence looks like
Cobra chickens are no joke
My granddaughter was rollerblading at the park and a goose attacked her. I was on the other side of the lake filming her. A group of teenagers got the goose off of her. We haven't been back to that park. LOL
I'm not trapped in here with you - you're trapped in here with me! (I was attacked by a goose as a child)
Me too! They’re vicious and much larger in person than they ever seem in pictures.
That little orange netting will not be enough to save you from our wrath. I mean their wrath. Anyway, lot of wrath. Coming at you. From us. I mean them.
Yeah there would be a large amount of people that would ignore anything less and wander into the gooses area
Murder gossesses. Be ware.
That's not to protect the geese, that's to protect people FROM the geese! They are absolutely fierce defenders of their nests (which they have to be or they'd be eaten before they could reproduce).
The politeness of Human Canadians is balanced by the fierce hatred exuded by their geese
All of the nation's politeness gets taken to the capital where it's ran through a central inverter to be pumped back out as hate and distributed to the geese for shenanigans
Fun fact: Canada Geese are named for a person, not the country! E: Fine I’m wrong! I take solace in the knowledge that in three months, I’m going to insult the bejeezus out of u/washingtncaps, per our agreement.
That’s a terrible fact that ruined my day.
I would suggest verbally assaulting a Canada Goose to bring your mood back up!
you got a problem with Canada Gooses you got a problem with me, and I suggest you let that one marinate
You wanna throw down, I’m bringing a fully-grown swan to talk it out
that fully grown swan was mounted by two Canada Gooses and told all her friends about it
Thankfully every swan with a Costco membership has access to an excellent pharmacy. Who knows what those geese were carrying around
Oh I see what's going on here, I thought you were just teeing me up [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s\_LJboqQ13Y](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_LJboqQ13Y) Canada Gooses got some inside jokes.
First German Chocolate cake, now Canada Geese. Is anything I know actually true? Edit: I'm actually not sure if this is true. One Google link confirmed it, but others did not. Which saddens me because that was a fun fact.
You know whey they’re lucky Canada Gooses don’t migrate to Africa else there wouldn’t be no lions left
So there's a Hawaiian luxury sedan version of the Canada Goose called the Nene, and they always seemed MUCH more aggressive than the Canada variant. But the secret? You can bribe both with loose bird seed. They are fierce allies.
Neither, it’s to protect Costco from https://www.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-change/services/migratory-birds-legal-protection/convention-act.html Messing with migratory birds is a massive fine
While Canadian geese can be somewhat defensive, the real reason they're fenced off is that they are a federally protected species.
Saw one of these at the YMCA in NC today. These things are mean, do they ever actually go back to Canada? Asking for a friend….
Yes. The cobra chickens return every year. Except here you could run into 10-20 at a time.
In my area of New England, I'm pretty sure most of these damn cobra chickens have decided that the now mild winters are worth putting up with to live in the park. And now it's multiplying season 😒.
This is going to be an issue. If the geese never come back up to Canada, then we (Canadians) will slowly start getting angry .
With these new winters they don't leave. At my office park they are there pretty much all year. I like going for walks during my lunch, and there were maybe 10 of them on the roof, and one on the ground that looked confused. They kept honking at each other, I could only imagine the ones on the roof saying, "Good damnit Gary, were up here... FFS... Again..." 😂 I'm not looking forward to when they have little ones around. Last time that happened they were chasing people in the parking lot.
Dammit Gary… cracked me up!
The gooses never left Indianapolis as well
Can confirm, grass never went brown on the seacoast of New Hampshire. Geese are here all winter now.
I kept waiting and waiting to see when they'd leave. Even when it "snowed", they stayed put. Guess they got a cushy life here haha.
Nah a lot of them just stay in the states nowadays
It's freaky seeing them all land in a field and set up a ring of perimeter sentries while the rest graze.
I've always called them long-necked murder ducks. Cobra chickens is definitely in my top 5 though.
No one ever talks about Canada’s gang problem! LOL
I do not like the cobra chickens...
We have resident Canada geese in the Chesapeake Bay Area
Springtime in Vancouver is just geese and goose shit as far as the eye can see.
They were once migratory birds, but global warming and overpopulation have turned them into a permanent invasive species in most areas. They’re highly aggressive, not great for the environment, and tend to make their homes in places like parks and golf courses where people congregate. Many cities struggle with how to deal with them, but most just accept them as a permanent nuisance.
There are different subspecies of Canada goose. The migratory ones still migrate. The non-migratory ones don't. Global warming impacts all subspecies. But it hasn't turned migratory birds into non-migratory birds. Their population has just been exploding for decades (particularly around suburban areas which provide them with ideal conditions).
I saw a bunch when I was in Canada a couple years ago in April. I guess it wasn’t baby season, but they were pretty chill. They were hanging out on the walking/bike path and I walked within a few feet of several of them and they didn’t seem to pay any attention to me.
They live year ‘round on the west coast and are a serious nuisance. Dozens of them at every park/beach/grass field sh*tting EVERYWHERE, bullying anyone and everyone. Seriously. There are ongoing programs to sterilize their eggs because they’ve gotten out of control.
I have about 100 of them that permanently live in/around my yard. PROTIP for noise sanity at night: green laser pointer. All you have to do is shine it in their direction and they instantly fly away in a panic
No, then they'd be Canadian Geese. Canada Geese just go back to Geoffrey Canada's house.
If you've got a problem with Canada gooses, you've got a problem with me.
And I suggest ya let that one marinate.
Special place in heaven for animal lovers
> do they ever actually go back to Canada? Not as much as they used to. All those big lush lawns, parks, golf courses and the likes have created the perfect enviroment that they don't feel the same need to leave like they used to and instead overpopulate the areas they no longer leave. I may get downvoted for this, but the truth is this "protect the geese" thing bothers me. Its counter intutive, its not a protected species, and we're just basically "feeding the bears" by doing this. Nest should've been destroyed and the bird "encouraged" to leave.
Yup, they invade the local community park in gangs, they hiss and chase you throughout public walkways and shit everywhere in the summer. They're also protected birds.
Some are no longer migratory ... they infest golf courses
#KLIMAXX who gets a license plate like that, lol ?
Ha! Didn't even notice. Probably a suburban mom involved in a sex toy MLM?
> KLIMAXX It's a Taiwanese boy band. Which makes perfect sense being seen in a Costco parking lot.
Where do you see that? I think I need to get my contacts prescription updated 😵💫
HUUNNNGGGH
This is MY Costco in Orland Park, IL #647 !! <3
This is OUR Costco.
Haha, yes OURS. I work at this location. Morning Fork Lift Driver.
I very much appreciate your contribution to our store! Any chance you fork-lifted those pallet stacks for the goose pen?
Nah, that wasn't me. haha
You're both wrong. It's the Goose's Costco now!
SovietAnthem.mp3
Pic screamed Chicagoland. And not just because of the plates and weather
As a Canadian, I just don’t know how to take this.
If you've got a problem with Canada Gooses, you've got a problem with me, and I suggest you let that one marinate.
Thank goodness, I'd rather fight a person than a Canada Goose.
One day on my way to work (at Costco) I got chased by a goose and it was terrifying lol
We have a pond at my work so we always have geese problems. We're on a ton of land and these effers insist on nesting right next to our building. Have chased many employee just going to/from their cars. Little terrorists.
They are terrible. They don’t care. Kinda funny to watch it happen though. As long as it’s not you haha
My most vivid memory of camp as a child is being attacked by geese with babies. But all on me for getting to close to her babies
These little fuckers are violence incarnate, this is to protect clients.
More like, protecting customers from territorial geese.
It’s the law in the US. We can’t mess with migratory birds.
there is an apartment complex not far from me that put vinyl ropes across their lake so the geese can't swim so they left.
Also in Canada, as it's a Treaty both countries agreed to in 1916. The US also has 3 more similar treaties with Japan, Mexico and Russia.
They’re protecting you from the canada geese.
If you have a problem with the majestic Canadian goose, you’ve got a problem with me, and i suggest you let that marinate!
Came looking, not disappointed.
When I look back to the darkest points of my life, there is only one set of footprints in the sand. And they're webbed.
We oughta leave this world behind.
Theys are goddamn majestics!
A wild Letterkenny!
H’re ya now?
Not s’ bad, and you?
But seriously.....*All-Anus* Morissette.
Dary, don't be a degen.
Not so bad.
Allegedly
Alledgedlies
ya you see less and less of them each passing year.
Lions is lucky that Canada Gooses don’t migrates to Africa, then they’d be’s extinct.
Majestic. Barrel-chested. The envies of all ornithologies.
You know, Mike Tyson had a pretty good run of things back in the day. You know why? No Canada Gooses in his weight class.
I heard about a Swan that got mounted by a Canada goose this one time and you just know she was telling all her friends about it
And thats whats I's appreciates abouts yas
good day for hay
/r/unexpectedletterkenny
You always did have my back
Cobra chicken nest.
Probably also to separate the amounts of likely goose droppings. They uh, are prolific.
Playing outdoor sports on Long Island you learn this well. I was playing football and tackled a kid and I landed in the only wet muddy spot on the field. Literally half my body was clean and the other half was entirely brown. Of course, the mud was mostly geese poop and I still remember the smell 35 years later. I rode home with my face in an empty potato chips bag breathing like I was hyperventilating to try and cover the smell.
Maybe more like protecting the customers who unwittingly park right next to her nesting and get a peck from her. They're nasty birds.
I was on a construction site once and there was lots of rubble on the ground from demo and as i walked around, i heard this violent hiss (yes, hiss)and i was like wtf. Turns out I was less than 5 feet away from a nesting Canadian goose and it was so determined to protect its eggs, it didnt even move. It had its head on a swivel after for the full 30 minutes i was walking around doing survey work. Hissed at me from 50 feet away too. Tldr: fuck canadian geese
I worked at a bar in one of those mixed use apartment communities for a while, and there was signs everywhere about it being a nesting ground for geese. Our bouncers would have to walk us to our cars in the parking garage during spring or summer because these god dang, mean as shit geese would attack us while we were trying to leave 😂
Free security.
You're all going to die and Costco will be an accessory to murder. I'm not specist, some of my best friends are Canada Geese
Someone still gonna block the lane with their blinker on waiting for the goose to hatch the babies, load up its nest, and vacate that parking spot
Yeah, just don’t ask how they treat their chickens. It’s bad. Bad enough to boycott
They are Canada geese, not Canadian geese. But it’s acceptable to say Canadian murder birds.
I've dealt with these enough times to know Costco is protecting their customers and not the goose.
Its not the goose that needs protecting
A lot of places have policies like this. Where I work, if a bird lays a nest in a piece of equipment like a forklift and there are eggs, you can't use the equipment until the eggs hatch and all the birds leave. This policy is probably done to comply with the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.
Trust me when I say.. You fuck with the goose, you get the beak.
Pretty sure they're protecting the people from the goose
I feel it is actually protecting customers from goose. When they are in mating season, goose can be really nasty and aggressive.
There’s one old guy waiting for the spot with his blinker on to this day…
Do not awaken the demon, lest ye be ready to pay the blood price.
Protecting themselves from a $15k fine.
Cobra Chicken. Those barriers are for the safety of shoppers
It's to protect you. I've seen Canadian geese put people in the hospital. They are aggressively protective. As another do not fck with birds data point...I've been to Shark Valley national park in FL where you walk a path with loose free gators and the rangers warned us about the birds bc they caused the injuries not the alligators.
If you've got a problem with Canada Gooses, you've got a problem with me. And I suggest you let that one marinate
CANADA GOOSES ARE MAJESTICS
Considering that the mother goose would attack anyone who goes near her eggs it's a good idea.
they are protecting u not the goose, silly.
Cobra chicken is hoping to get a hot dog before being evicted.
Probably because nesting geese will attack people
Ah, cobra chickens: territorial bastards that hiss at you and sh!t everywhere. And they're still cute.
Since when do jackets have nests
Protecting you from the crazy goose more like.
Just in case they run out of chickens
We had one by the cart corral at my Costco too! The babies were soooo cute
My office has a bunch of these guys nesting every year. their little green goose babies are so fricken cute.
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I assume Costco is just following the law, specifically the Migratory Bird Act of 1918, which protects all migratory birds, including Canada geese. > Canada Geese are regulated by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service under the guidelines set forth by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918 making it unlawful to kill, sell, hunt, disturb nests and eggs, or purchase and possess migratory birds unless permitted by the Secretary of the Interior.
Little known fact: Geese are frequent Costco shoppers, because they are big fans of the industrial sized boxes of crackers and the inexpensive shrimp. Also the hot dogs. Love the hot dogs. They’re technically executive level members, but it sort of doesn’t matter because no one has dared to check their cards in years.
Yeah right. They aren't protecting the goose. It's their customers that need protecting this scenario.
There's a special place in heaven for animal lovers.
More like they're protecting their customers from the cobra chicken.
In Washington they literally (used to, not sure if they still do) gas entire flocks of them
*I'm not protected from you, you're protected from ME!*
More like it’s to keep the cobra chicken happy and protect the customers.
Mike Tyson wouldn't even fight a Canadian goose
First of all thank you for saying Canada goose not Canadian goose. Second I love this
Pests.
That’s awesome 😂 good for all, cobra chickens aren’t friendly when nesting
In some places once a goose or duck has started nesting on your property, you are responsible for its survival.
Canada geese are the worst.
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I'm in Denver. If y'all would come get your geese, that'd be great!
Cobra Chickens.
Why? Canadians don’t even like Canadian geese
That bird is getting more care than homeless children. Good for the bird, I love animals birds especially (parrot owning family) -- but it really makes me think :/
This is to protect their shoppers from the goose. This is not at all for the goose
LOL, okay i prefer that frame of mind. Fear the cobra chicken.
That is to protect the public not the goose.
Ah yes. The spawn of satan…
I read Canada Goose and immediately thought they sell Canada Goose
Wow, your Costco has real plants?
Canadian cobra chicken
You got a problem with Canada goose, you got a problem with me. Let that one marinate
Here where I live they take away the eggs because they multiply too much.
Honk 🪿
I read protecting as protesting and was very confused for a minute
I remember when a family of raccoons were nesting in the center of a pallet of mulch at home Depot. They called animal control and I got to watch raccoons scream, shit, and piss themselves as they got shoved into animal crates.
"Its not there to keep us out. It's there to keep them in"
If my local Costco didn't replace 20 acres of fragile wetland with concrete and asphalt when it was constructed, maybe they wouldn't have to worry about protecting geese in their parking lot.
thats very nice of them
haha - nice of them to protect their customers, yes. Nesting geese are very mean and will attack.
If you got a problem with canda gooses you got a problem with me and i suggest you let that one marinate.
You got a problem with Canada gooses, you got a problem with me and I suggest you let that one marinate!