deadin
US Veteran
In about three months they evolved into big feathered devils that had no fear of anything
How did they taste?
In about three months they evolved into big feathered devils that had no fear of anything
I have one of those, too, but like I said, I really didn't want to hurt one!
That and because they taste like **** and nobody actually wants to shoot them. Specklebellies are another thingThere is only one species of geese are protected, the Emperor Goose. The rest are managed. Hunting is fully legal at certain times of the year anywhere you can legally shoot a gun. The USFWS manages the population and monitors all waterfowl, working closely with Canada and Latin America to establish hunting limits depending on population status. Canada Goose hunting in the US has allowed limits of 3 to 6 Canada (dark) geese per day depending on where you live.
Snow (light) geese limits are much larger, due to their very high population in recent decades. Too many of these geese in northern Canada has resulted in almost all available food eaten by millions of these species, devasting many perm-frost areas. Fortunately, they have never become accustomed to human environments and are not much of a problem for most except the winter grain farmers of the central and western US. Limits are very high, and some states offer a limitless daily harvest and possession. With even these extreme measures, the population is still not under control. Light goose populations in North America are estimated at over 15 million birds. Canada goose populations, on the other hand, are estimated at 5 million birds.
Bottom line is that while you might find some lenient Conservation Officers out there, but it is the Feds you need to be concerned about. The laws are simple, direct, and all encompassing, plus vigorously enforced by Federal agents. States are required to follow the Federal laws and work within their parameters in establishing each year's hunting seasons, regulations, and enforcement.
Many times...many times...Have you ever seen a goose make a broad jump?
That and because they taste like **** and nobody actually wants to shoot them. Specklebellies are another thing![]()
That and because they taste like **** and nobody actually wants to shoot them. Specklebellies are another thing![]()