What is an effective method of repelling Canada Geese from grassland?
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Believe it or not, Jacks got a good idea, but if that isn't practical for you try this: get some hose and cut it into 3 and 4 foot lengths. Put them out in the field when not in play. They might believe the hose pieces to be snakes and not land there at all. This trick has acutally worked in some places. \n\nThere is an airport where a dog was employed to keep geese away from the end of the runway. It worked.
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Stop going where they go. \nMove to another town. \nHide under a big rock. \nBecome a hermit and never go outside.\nRun away screaming whenever you see them.
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try not using dominant buck , just use doe estrus. it will lure mature bucks and also make sure you are looking downwind from where your rattling because they,ll circle around and generally will come in with the wind in their face .
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buy a tape that has the rabbit in destress sounds on it from bass pro lay it down in a field make a blind you can hide behind . foxes coyotes will come out of the wood work looking for a free meal. i had a ball shotting them
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We had a problem with copperheads also and mothballs around the area work great!  Also chickens will kill them and cats.  If you get bit you just need to go to your doctor or emergancy.  Make sure you wear boots when walking about out there!
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don't let the cows get all worked up an nervous about anything.  i think a border collie to tend the herd would help.  so would a mule or donkey.  they'll kick the hell out of a yote.
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The obvious and easy way (through the poorly guarded southern border) is not used by most Muslim terrorists because it is TOO obvious. You dont use the easy way because your enemy will know its the easy way.\n\nBest way to fight these scum is to be vigilant everywhere. Not just the Canadian border or at the airports, seaports or at the Mexican border... be vigilant at ALL OF THEM
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Don't...It will kill the grass where you have the ice.\nWe did this several years ago, and it took three years of seeding, and weeding to get it fixed!!
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Believe it or not, but it is to support the leader. The leader has the most wind coming at it and the other geese get lifted up my the air from the leader's wings. By honking, they tell the leader that they can do it and to keep going!
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The only "legal" way I can think of is run over them, but it's really hard to run over a turkey, especially if they are watching.  I've tried to run over a few, but they take off when they see a vehicle coming.  I know it's possible to do, though, because I have seen several on the side of the road.  I even cut a ten inch beard off of one.
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repellent and flying insect spray
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I recommend a real gun, but don't shoot em.\n\nShoot up in the air to scare em
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Most raptors, hawks, kites, kestrals, and what-not are protected, I think. Best you bury the carcass and don't mention it again.
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Take the cow first, leaving the coyote and bale of hay.\nCome back, take hay across. \nTake cow back.\nTake coyote across. Coyote and hay again.\nCome back alone.\nGet cow and take it to opposite shore. Ta-da!
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There are several way to "attract" deer.  One obvious way is to plant some type of clover or alphafa that they will come to.  Another good trick is a Salt Lick.  The deer will come to lick on the salt.  If you are near any fields (corn or beans) some of the farmers will be nice enough if you know them to leave a little stash when they harvest the crops, the deer will come to eat it.  Also you could try using a deer call, grunting or even rattling.  Make certain to check your local laws and statutes as "Baiting" may be illegal in your area as it is in most states.
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The quieter the better. I'm not a fan of lawn contraptions that burn gasoline, roar loudly and otherwise pollute the environment. Don't even get me started on leaf blowers.\n\nIf I had the proper zoning, I'd set three or four sheep loose on my lawn and let them do all the work. The bucolic scene would quiet my nerves, and I wouldn't need to fertilize this winter.
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What we were told by a professional is that\n1. mothballs and snakeaway do diddlysquat for venomous snakes.\n2. Get rid of their prey--mice, voles, etc.\n3. Get rid of their shelter\n4. Lime does seem to help (something about burning out their Jacobsen's organs, which they use for hunting/smell/etc.). We used a mixure of lime and sulphur last year and I haven't seen a copperhead since then. We did have a black snake, which unfortunately I had to kill (he came in the house and the only way we could get him back out was kill him :(\n\nI have also been told that goats will kill snakes, as will guinea hens. Cats probably work because they kill the prey.