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Geese Removal Service

Nuisance Wildlife Rangers are certified wildlife specialists trained in the art of geese removal. You need a geese removal expert to safely, and effectively remove the geese from your home and decontaminate and sanitize the area to prevent further infestations. We close up all entry and exits that the geese took to enter your home, this is called exclusion repair. Give us a call for a free inspection and free estimate. You are just one phone call away from getting rid of your geese problem today. We also handle all types of ducks, birds, egyptian ducks, and much more.

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Egyptian Geese are also protected by federal law under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act and should only be handled by Wildlife Removal Companies, such as Nuisance Wildlife Rangers that understand the federal laws that protect certain birds. These birds are native to Africa and started making their way over to North America in the 1970’s. Egyptian Geese are the most common exotic animal that can be found in Florida.

We specialize in Egyptian Geese Removal, Egyptian Geese Trapping, and complete Egyptian Geese Control solutions.

These birds are non-migratory but seem to have seasonal movements to North America that may be linked to the availability to water. They prefer wetland habitats near rivers, dams, lakes, reservoirs, marshes, and the occasional offshore island. Egyptian Geese are excellent swimmers and can be easily distinguished from common Geese by the large dark brown circles around their eyes.

Our Wildlife Experts have been specially trained to handle the removal of Egyptian Geese from your property. Nuisance Wildlife Rangers handles Egyptian Geese and other nuisance wildlife humanely and efficiently.

CALL NUISANCE WILDLIFE RANGERS FOR COMPLETE EGYPTIAN GEESE CONTROL SOLUTIONS!

How to Keep Geese Away From Your Yard

Regardless of how much you adore birds, if they’re trashing your grass and leaving a mess of droppings all over the place, you surely would want them out.

Birds can be a problem and one of the most prevalent offenders, geese, can be tough to dissuade because they tend to linger in one spot for extended periods of time.

Geese will leave messy droppings all over the yard, waddle around with their long beaks and honk incessantly in search of food. Dealing with unwanted animals is always a challenge, and geese are no different. To get geese off your yard, here are four effective tips from experts at Nuisance Wildlife Rangers.

Don’t Feed the Geese

Geese, like other wild creatures, continue to hunt for food wherever they can. If you have a bird feeder in your yard, geese will begin to gather on your lawn in order to grab a bite. One of the things that attracts geese to your yard is food. Aside from geese, it can attract any other bird or animal.

Remove any bird feeders from your yard and refrain from feeding the birds directly. They’ll be on their way to another location where they can find something to eat.

It’s adorable if you like birds and want to feed them, but by feeding a few geese, others will show up in a matter of time, and before you know it, your yard will be their new favorite hangout spot. Feeding geese, or birds in general, can be an invitation of trouble. Stop providing food to geese if you don’t want them to visit your yard on a regular basis. Remember that animals are always searching for food, and they find any location where they can get food without having to struggle, appealing.

Get a mean-looking dog 

If you find that geese are always coming around your yard, it could be because they are too comfortable. You can change this by introducing a dog to scare them away from your yard. The presence of a large dog will almost certainly drive the geese away. It is not necessary for a dog to be vicious, but it must be big enough to appear intimidating. If you unknowingly make your yard too comfortable for these birds, they will never leave. So you have to be intentional about driving them away. If you don’t own a dog, buy an inflatable scarecrow that looks like a dangerous animal.

Don’t mow the lawn for a while

Another thing that can bring geese is the yard. The geese would gladly come over if the lawn was well-kept and provided them with an excellent view from all directions. Because geese prefer open green places, it’s critical to make your grass unappealing to them. They prefer not to stay in a yard or field with thick shrubs or tall grasses. The geese would assume there are predators lurking behind tall plants, especially grasses. As a result, they may not waste much time in your yard or even enter it.

Also, plant daffodils, calendula, kale, lavender, onions, and garlic, as well as other grasses and plants that are considered to be unappealing or harmful to geese.

Scare them with water

Remember that these birds will only stick around your yard if you do not deliberately make them uncomfortable. You can use a garden hose to release harsh streams of water to drive them away. This will make them leave because they will quickly discover that your yard is not the perfect place to be.

Geese are naturally drawn to ponds and tiny bodies of water, and if you have one in your yard, you’ll probably see a flock of them there all day. However, if they enter your yard, make sure you always drive them away, they will get the message.