Rochester, NY Geese Removal
T&C Goose Wranglers - Rochester New York's Goose Removal Professionals offer you, the Golf Course, School, Park, Athletic Field Administrator, a Simple, Safe, Humane, and effective goose Control solution. While no geese are harmed in the process, THEY DO LEAVE! Our methods are extremely effective on golf courses, athletic fields, parks and Ball Fields, where there is ample 'running room'. Our highly trained and supervised Labrador Retrievers flush problem geese off your property several times daily until the geese eventually move elsewhere.
Free onsite assessment
Fully insured
Locally owned and operated - fulltime goose control
Monthly rates available
We can set-up a on call program
References available on request
Nuisance Geese
These nuisance geese are not afraid of humans and most other scare tactics such as barriers, coyote decoys etc. only work for a short time. The only proven method that keeps these turd factories away is to patrol your property with highly trained dogs. These geese associate dogs with coyotes and are extremely wary of them. In most cases the geese will fly before the dog gets with 100 yards of them. T&C Goose Wranglers' dogs are trained not to actually touch these geese, only to chase them. The goose feces is large, plentiful and carries plenty of bacteria!
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation says "In recent years, flocks of local-nesting or "resident" geese have become year-round inhabitants of our parks, waterways, residential areas, and golf courses, and too often, they are causing significant problems." "In urban and suburban areas throughout New York State, expanses of short grass, abundant lakes and ponds, lack of natural predators, limited hunting, and supplemental feeding have created an explosion in resident goose numbers. While most people find a few geese acceptable, problems develop as local flocks grow. Problems include over-grazed lawns, accumulations of droppings and feathers on play areas and walkways, nutrient loading to ponds, public health concerns at beaches and drinking water supplies, aggressive behavior by nesting birds, and safety hazards near roads and airports." ...Read More Here (Opens in a new window)
