How do you catch a goose?
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First you JUMP on it!\nThen.....you get DOWN from it!!\n\noh, that was funny...
972761
The geese rotate who is at front in the formation. The lead bird is going to tire the fastest so they all share that position.  Geese do not necessarily have one lead bird that they all follow. Each indivdual goose knows they way to their hibernation area so when it is their turn to lead they do not need any other goose to tell them how to get there.
224602
A big Zara Spook, or a big spinner bait with at least a colorado blade. Big minnows or a small yellow perch would probably do well also.
702688
yes. try this. it has been known to work before. run around the house three times naked with the goose on your head , and repeat over and over as you circle the house\n\n"goosey, goosey, trouble's bloomin'. turn yourself into a human".\nif it doesn't work, have durwood for sunday dinner.\ndon't forget to run backward's and flap your arms like a goose.\ngood luck.
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First pluck the bird. Dont cut off the head yet..take the feathers up to the neck, all the legs, breast,,back, When plucking some areas if the feathers come out hard like on the back pull the opposite direct. For some reason they come out easier.\n\nCut the legs off at the knuckle. Now cut the neck off at the V at the top of the breast. cut the tail at the base just above the anus..circle cut around the anus and a small slit big enough to reach in and remove entrails. Clean all the way thru to neck opening remove all organs and grain ponch. Rinsing with cold water is advised at this point to get all blood and diaphram.\n\nI suggest putting in a pan and let sit in the fridge for 3 days to drain and age the meat. It can then be cooked, deep fried in peanut oil, or frozen. For freezing I use the big oven bags. They help protect against freezer burn.
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Minnows:  buy a minnow trap and bait it with bread crumbs\nworms:    pick them up off the road after a heavy rain. Keep them in the basment or garage with coffee grounds and dirt\n\ncickets:  catch them as you find them.
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Use a Steel leader, 20-30Lb. test line , and 1/4 - 1/2 Lb. spoons or spinners. Buzz baits work well also.
162265
THE BEST WAY TO SHOOO MOOSE IS BY EMMITING AN AKWARD SOUND! TRY USING A STRANGE NOISE WHISSTLE! OR A LOUD HORN! THAT SHOULD DO IT! EVEN SMOKE WOULD DO GOOD!
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Depends on where you live. Lakes and marshes a pretty good and I do pretty well on the golf course by my house nothing beat's shouting four and the hope that the dead goose doesn't take out some poor golfer when it hits the ground. You just can't keep the geese away from there. Corn or grain fields like milo and wheat are good if the hunting pressure is low. Try contacting your local chapter of Ducks Unlimited or your local Division of Wild Resources for a list of good places to hunt. Good luck
60774
because pigeons are too hard to catch
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go buy wire leader.there will be a clip at one end and a barrel swivel at the other.clip your lure on the clip and tie the barrel to the line .use them up north on blues.youll never lose your lure
709953
Um...  Well...\n\nIf you follow the river to the big tree, but not the oak tree, the big MAPLE tree, then you take a left and follow the animal trail (not the people trail) up the side of the hill and down the other side, when you come to a fork in your path, a real silverware fork, then veer right and take about twenty paces (give or take 3 or 4) then wave your hands in the air and shout some gibberish that sounds like magic words, Dragon will come pick you up help you get un-lost.
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try brownells.com\n\nif they don't have it, it doesn't exist.  good luck with the snow geese.
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Check the Daily Breeze newspaper in the sport section. They usually post the catches in the paper.
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Catch it in the WINTERs>>>>>
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Geese fly in a "V" formation for air resistance and to enable the other geese to follow in the "drag" created by the geese in front of a particular goose except the one in the lead. There is turbulence in the air currents made by each goose.\nThe lead goose encounters the most air resistance. They trade off leaders on occasion.\nThe reason one side of the formation is longer than the other is that there is usually an odd number of geese in the formation or that the air resistance and turbulence is less on one side or the other.
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thanx for the goosebump tips