Geese are celebrated for their grace and beauty, often enhancing natural landscapes as they glide over water or fly in formation. However, in urban and suburban settings, they can become problematic. Their droppings pose health risks and contaminate public spaces like water bodies and parks. Furthermore, they can display aggressive behavior to protect their nests, intimidating humans and pets. Their appetite for turf and other vegetation can also lead to landscape damage. Due to these challenges, many seek professional wildlife removal services to manage geese populations effectively and humanely.
At Drake’s Wildlife Services, we provide expert geese removal and exclusion services to help maintain safe, clean, and functional outdoor spaces. Our licensed wildlife specialists are trained in humane control methods that meet local regulations, ensuring the protection of both people and animals.
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Geese can create various challenges for property owners, including:
Each goose can produce up to 2 pounds of waste daily, leading to unsanitary conditions.
Geese feed on grass, plants, and other vegetation, causing landscaping damage.
During nesting season, geese can become territorial and threaten humans and pets.
Droppings in ponds, lakes, or other water bodies can lead to algae blooms and unsafe water quality.
1. Inspection and Assessment
Our wildlife specialists begin with a thorough inspection of your property to assess the extent of the geese activity. We identify nesting areas, feeding zones, and water sources.
2. Customized Removal Plan
Based on our assessment, we create a tailored geese management plan. This may involve habitat modification, exclusion measures, and deterrents to discourage geese from returning.
3. Humane Deterrents and Exclusion
4. Ongoing Monitoring and Maintenance
After the initial removal, we continue to monitor your property and recommend any necessary maintenance to ensure geese stay away.
Preventive measures are key to long-term geese management. Some tips include:
Avoid feeding geese and keep outdoor dining areas clean.
Use fencing or netting to protect ponds and lawns.
Strategically placed predator decoys or noise deterrents can be effective.
Reduce standing water and trim grass regularly.
Great experience. Drake's Wildlife Services was quick with responses, honest and open about pricing, and once I asked to schedule an appointment they got me in within the same week. I was recommended to them by a friend and I would recommend them to anyone who asks.
The guys from Drake's Wildlife Services came out evaluated, answered all my questions. Very helpful, polite, also courteous and respectful to my home. They were nice guys and easy to talk to and never talk down to you. Did a very good job. I would definitely call them back again if I have a problem, and would refer them to other people I know.
Yes, geese are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. It is illegal to harm or relocate them without proper permits. Our team ensures all removal methods are compliant with regulations.
We use exclusion techniques, habitat modification, and deterrents to encourage geese to relocate naturally without harm.
Results can vary depending on the extent of the infestation. However, most properties see significant improvements within a few weeks.
With proper exclusion measures and continued maintenance, the likelihood of geese returning is significantly reduced.
Yes! Preventive measures like habitat modifications, installing barriers, and using deterrents can make your property less attractive to geese.
If geese are causing issues on your property, don’t wait for the problem to escalate.
Contact Drake’s Wildlife Services today for effective, humane geese removal and exclusion. Our team is ready to restore safety and cleanliness to your outdoor spaces.
Call
260-215-5367 or complete our online form to schedule an inspection and take the first step toward resolving your geese problem.
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