Overgrazing
Geese can easily overgraze and damage lawns or parks on matha’s vineyard area. Reseeding or repairing the area is a costly solution and will not be permanent as the geese will return to graze on the new tender grass that sprouts.
Diseases
Geese can carry diseases with them. They can spread these diseases through feces, nasal discharge, or biting. It’s important to protect yourself and loved ones from these potential diseases.
Nuisance
It’s no secret that geese can be loud. When you have a flock of them near your Vineyard home or business, it will be distracting and a nuisance.
Aggressiveness
Geese can be aggressive during the mating season any time they feel their young are in danger. If they nest near your home or business, you may be subject to these aggressive behaviors.
Research Geese Control Methods
The pond that you love may be the favorite spot of geese as well. How do you keep these geese away? When you search the term “how to get rid of geese”, you will find a load of information and products that may or may not be effective for your situation. One of the first steps is realizing is that geese have the intellect relative to a 5-year-old child. They are smart, can reason, and will come to recognize you personally. They will also quickly figure out the things that are a direct threat and the things that are harmless to them. We believe in permanent, non-harmful geese solutions.
Reduce the Need to Feed
One of the more impactful ways to keep geese away from your pond is to make the “food” bad. Because many geese will endlessly graze on your grass, it is important to address this issue. Geese Partners has the most effective spray solution. The product is harmless to humans, dogs, and cats. When this is applied, gastric distress is experienced when eating your grass. This trains the geese that your food (your grass) is “bad”. Once you cut your grass, you must re-apply the application until you have trained those geese.
To learn more about geese control on Martha’s Vineyard, MA area, contact us today.