Call Wild Goose Chase... we make those honkers fly! (Many others use our name, but don't be fooled. We are the original Wild Goose Chase...often imitated but never duplicated!)
Resident Canada geese have no predators, that is one of the reasons they thrive. The solution? Add a predator to their environment... use a goosedog! While geese perceive the dog as a predator, these highly trained dogs do not harm the geese. They are trained to only harass and chase. The elite goosedog is the Border Collie. These dogs have been bred and trained for hundreds of years to work with man and move his flocks. Now Border Collies have a new job- to move problematic Canada geese. Border Collies are effective because of the way they move and because their "eye" (the way they stalk) is similar to that of the gooses' natural predators- the coyote and the wolf. The use of trained Border Collies is humane and is approved of by USDA Wildlife Service, US Fish and Wildlife, Humane Society of the United States and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. Wild Goose Chase provides a reliable and effective goosedog service There are many ways to alleviate an overpopulation of resident Canada geese, some more effective than others. Wild Goose Chase offers effective, efficient solutions.
We use trained goosedogs for immediate results. Our Border Collies have drastically reduced the Canada goose population at:
The dogs encourage the geese to find a safer, more appropriate environment. Our dogs never touch or harm the geese. The use of trained Border Collies is approved by PETA, HSUS, Geese Peace and the US Dept. of Wildlife. Our integrated goose management methods include trained dogs, radio controlled equipment, pyrotechnics, laser lights, exclusion techniques, habitat modification and more. We have also added FlightControl® to our arsenal. This product is the latest technology in the war against geese and other nuisance birds. We will utilize all appropriate methods to move the geese off of your site. Don't wait...contact us today.
We make those Honkers fly!
Having problems with other nuisance wildlife? Go to the Internet Center for Wildlife Damage Management
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