Canada Geese Abatement

With the exception of the trill of Northern Loon in the cool of the spring and maybe the shrill bugling of rutting bull Elk, high in the golden aspens of the Rocky Mountain's September, perhaps there is no other sound of wildlife that invokes peace, tranquility, an a sense of all being right in the world than the low toned honking of a v-shaped flight of Canada geese (Branta canadensis).

According to the United States Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS), "In recent years, numbers of Canada geese that nest and/or reside predominantly within the conterminous United States (resident Canada geese) have undergone dramatic growth to levels that are increasingly coming into conflict with people and causing personal and public property damage. We believe that resident Canada goose populations must be reduced, more effectively managed, and controlled to reduce goose-related damages."

The professional staff of Deer Proof, Inc. works with property owners and property managers for designing abatement programs dealing with Canada geese that utilize their land. The very best way of preventing Canada geese from becoming a nuisance is by taking action early and manipulating habitat so that it does not encourage their presence. Some techniques are, physical barriers, habitat changes, changes in food sources, sprayed-on repellents, and scare devises. Often times, successful abatement occurs when multiple approaches are taken simultaneously.

If after all other passive abatements techniques have failed, ultimately, trap and relocate and lethal control techniques will solve your over population problems. The professional staff of Deer Proof, Inc. has collectively, more than 65 years of experience with all the various forms of Canada geese abatement including lethal control techniques. We will, on behalf of our client, take care of all the permitting requirements of the USFWS and the various States' requirements. Then we will proceed and protect the client's interests and property from the damages caused by nuisance Canada geese. Contact us today and we will get the protection process started for you.