If you're having a problem with geese, you're not alone. Geese can be a huge nuisance and cause a lot of damage. In this blog post, we will discuss what you need to do if you are having a problem with geese. We will cover everything from how to get rid of them to how to prevent them from coming back. So, if you're dealing with pesky geese, read on for some helpful tips.

 

 

Determine Why The Geese Are There

Geese may be attracted to your yard for several different reasons, such as food or shelter. To find out how to get rid of geese, you need to figure out what is drawing them so you can eliminate those factors that could attract more geese later on down the road. If possible, take a look at your property from a goose's perspective. What do they see that may be attracting them? Are there any open areas where they can easily access your yard? Is there food or water available for them to consume? Once you have determined what is drawing the geese to your property, you can start taking steps to correct the problem.

 

Use Visual Cues to Scare Geese Away

One way to deter geese from your property is by using visual cues. There are some different things you can do to scare the geese away, such as installing fencing or placing flags around your yard. You can also purchase decoys that look like predators, which will help to frighten the geese and make them think that there is a danger lurking around. If you have a pond on your property, consider using a fake alligator or snake to scare away the geese. These animals can be purchased at most stores that sell garden supplies.

 

Remove Food, Water, and Shelter

If you have determined that the geese are being attracted to your yard because of food or water sources, then you need to remove these items to deter them from coming back. Remove any standing water that could be providing a source for drinking. Make sure there is no algae growth around ponds or other water sources, as this can also be a temptation for the geese. If you have any bird feeders or other food sources that are attracting the geese, take them down and store them away until the geese have left. You may also need to trim back any vegetation that is providing shelter for the geese. This will make it difficult for them to hide in your yard and may encourage them to leave.

 

Use Repellents

If you are unable to take away the food or water sources that are attracting the geese, you can try using repellents as a way to deter them from your property. There are many different types of repellents available, such as noisemakers, flashing lights, and scented sprays. You can also try using a motion sensor sprinkler to scare the geese away. Many of these products are available at your local garden supply store, or you can purchase them online. If you have pets and/or children that play outside regularly, be sure to keep this in mind when selecting a repellent product for use around your yard.