I am not sure the ones who find a nice home, like a golf course,
really migrate. I know the Canada Geese that lived at National Geo in
Gaithersburg stayed in that lake year round.
I thought they had an extra goose hunting season in parts of the northeast
for the non migration birds.
Don't know what happened to this, but I hope it got adopted. We need to get rid
of a lot of those pests.
Times get tough, a pellet gun will feed the family a lot of goose.
I am not sure you could kill a goose with a pellet gun. It wouldn't
penetrate the feathers on the body and a head shot would be tough if
they were walking around.
Lots of powerful pellet guns these days. Close to a 22. And they stand
around enough to get head shots.
Well, now that you mention it! Besides, most of the *******s will let you get
pretty close to them before walking away.
I always thought I could catch one of the National Geo geese with my
bare hands. People fed them all the time and if you looked like you
had a handful of dry corn or something they would try to take it out
of your hand. I just thought it was a lot of work cleaning and
plucking for a greasy goose. It might be good in the Treager tho. ;-)
While in Germany I bought a goose to fix for Christmas dinner. Geese are popular
in Germany around Christmas. I smoked it on a Brinkman I had out on the balcony.
Smoked the ******* for about 10 hours. It was beautiful.
Then we sat down to eat. My daughter, 12 years old, took a bite and spit it out
into her plate. That ****ed me off, so I sent her to her room until she could
come back and display some manners.
Then I took a bite. Took about two chews and spit it out. Horrible stuff. Don't
ever smoke a goose! All that fat just stays there. Atrocious ****!
So I humbly called my daughter back, apologized profusely, and ended up fixing
hamburgers for Christmas dinner.