How a Mild Winter Affects Canada Geese Are geese hanging out at your site longer than normal? Our weather patterns appear to be changing, and geese habits are changing along with it. For instance, we typically […] Read More
Deterring Geese from Taking Over Your Property Ohio Geese Control was interviewed by Joe at WKYC’s Good Company, and what a great time Jeff and Joe had talking about geese and the humane and effective tactics […] Read More
Canada Geese Managment Plan It’s the end of summer, so geese should be migrating, right? But geese have become a year-round problem, with many Canada geese staying through the winter months. On top […] Read More
An Interview with Ohio Geese Control Ohio Geese Control is excited to spread the word on how to manage geese and keep the public safe during nesting season. Thank you to Megan Hartnett, of WTOL […] Read More
Beware, it’s Mating Season for Geese It’s time to start being aware of your surroundings and not to walk absent-mindedly too close to Canada geese this spring. February is when geese will start pairing up […] Read More
Dealing with Aggressive Geese in February Canada geese begin scouting for nesting areas in February. If you want to keep geese off your property, now is the time to start preparing your goose control efforts. […] Read More
Does a warm winter keep geese here longer? Geese will go (or stay) wherever there is access to food and water. In winter weather they can forage through the snow to access the grass for food. But […] Read More
How do you get rid of Canada geese? Ohio Geese Control gets rid of Canada geese with geese deterrents. Successful and cost-effective management of Canada goose activities often depends on identifying the site characteristics most attractive to […] Read More
Diseases that Canada Geese Carry The flu hit our family hard this season, and it sparked a conversation in our household about what diseases Canada geese carry and if it is a health risk […] Read More
Do Swans Help Get Rid of Geese? If a picture were to tell a thousand words, then the answer is obviously no. Many properties place one or two swans in their lake in hopes that it […] Read More
Damage caused by Canada geese at airports Experts put the total losses for wildlife strikes at $625 million per year in direct damage and associated costs, and over 600,000 hours of aircraft downtime. In an industry […] Read More