A growing N.B. population, introduced in the 1990s, is a headache for farmers, cities and golf courses.
A growing N.B. population, introduced in the 1990s, is a headache for farmers, cities and golf courses
Dirty, loud and aggressive. Who needs them.
Time for a population check and fill the freezer.
They’ll be taken care of in the not too distant future as soon as food scarcity sets in.
A veritable CBC
Murder chickens!!!
Oh stop whining they're just geese get over it.
So cull them. Problem solved.
We love them fried in communist China.
They look pretty tasty. Open season when?
It’s disgusting, they need to be culled.
Beautiful amazing birds with a better character than most humans. Worry about your own poop, and your domestic animals, ie animal ag polluting everything. They love 'to live in recreational areas' because you took everything over.
First world problems. If it’s actual ‘green’ space you shouldn’t care.
Their just chilling, let em be.
Why would they introduce the bird it’s not like then not in Canada it’s the Canada goose after all
Beautiful amazing birds with a better character than most humans. Worry about your own poop, and your domestic animals, ie animal ag polluting everything. They love 'to live in recreational areas' because you took them all over. No time for more human whining.
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