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I thought there was a fine for harassing wildlife. So it is a federal offense at that? I am reminded of a similar incident which happened a couple winters ago when someone was charged for chasing moose with his snowmobile. There was a lot about it on the papers at the time. Is the law different for geese? I don't think so.
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Pink or colored string on the shore tend to keep them off the lawn as well. Geese don't like going under/over things and will not go where they don't have a clear exit. We've used this method for years, and we have a lot of them in the area. It's worked like a charm.
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