A few pictures of white geese that landed today in Pa.

larry@stinescorner · Jan 22, 2016

I drove up in our field to take these pictures today,The farmers hate them,they can rip winter wheat right out of the ground and destoy it.

dzc3 · Jan 22, 2016

There should be an open year around season for snow geese. Once protected but now do a lot of damage. Cyborg smart. If you shoot at them, the whole flock seems to remember where, when, and type of camo you were wearing

ray hofstetter · Jan 22, 2016

Sure a lot of them buggers, did you count 'em?
Did you dig some turnips so you can weather the
storm?

larry@stinescorner · Jan 22, 2016

I lost count,,do your zoom in thing, we will count them now,,,lol The turnips are frozen,but I have some in a basket in the basement if you crave some,,,,lol

JLeus · Jan 22, 2016

Called skycarp around here, I used to be mad at the waterfowl, another
story but one predawn trip down a turnrow to a pit blind in a flooded rice
field I was admiring the green color of the winter wheat in the adjacent
field in the headlights of the vehicle we were in.. When we came back out I
had the time to discover that it wasn't the young wheat it was a coating of
goose sh#t. Those things had pulled every last sprout out and loafed around
long enough to sh#t it back on the ground.

Bob Harvey · Jan 22, 2016

At a glance , I'd say 300+. Hey, they got a right to be anywhere. If they can find grub, well, duh, that's where they will go. 'Tearing up winter crops' is all part of farming -no ? They are freakin' wild things and should be left alone !

roy prins · Jan 22, 2016

OK so when the snow storm hits you won't see them -- then where will they go ? just wondering ! Roy

ray hofstetter · Jan 22, 2016

One, two, three, aww ferget it

larry@stinescorner · Jan 22, 2016

nice try anyway...lol

Jim in Ma. · Jan 22, 2016

Time to bring out the propane cannon and tell them to move on.

Russ from MN · Jan 22, 2016

Get some 00 Buck for the 12 gauge, put some in the freezer, the rest will leave!

casenut1 · Jan 22, 2016

Just plain old Canadian geese are a year round problem around here.They never go away.

Billy NY · Jan 22, 2016

They are miserable in crop fields, hopefully they were chased off, there's zillions of white ones, they seem to stage up by the Canadian border, then migrate south with the weather.

T in NE · Jan 23, 2016

Death to the skycarp!
Death to the meadow rats!!
Death to the sky rats!!!

A few pictures of white geese that landed today in Pa.

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