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Coolbreeze · 09-02-2012, 04:16 PM

I agree with Grant, these creatures are an absolute mess here in Pa. If you sit and wait then be prepared for some of of the local towns have to close down public swimming areas or even sources of drinking water contaminated with fecal coliform from these geese. It is happening here in Pa and up and down the eastern coast.
I cringe everytime I see Canadian geese swimming in the lake. I hope that the state biologists in New Hampshire see the danger that these creatures present to the ecosystem. if not, both sportsmen and any other person that benefits from the lakes region need to contact them about this threat. In the mean time, as Grant mentioned, do everything you legally can to make these ecosytem ruining geese not welcome in your area of the lake.

09-02-2012, 04:16 PM	#33
Coolbreeze Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 332 Thanks: 0 Thanked 51 Times in 26 Posts	I agree with Grant, these creatures are an absolute mess here in Pa. If you sit and wait then be prepared for some of of the local towns have to close down public swimming areas or even sources of drinking water contaminated with fecal coliform from these geese. It is happening here in Pa and up and down the eastern coast. I cringe everytime I see Canadian geese swimming in the lake. I hope that the state biologists in New Hampshire see the danger that these creatures present to the ecosystem. if not, both sportsmen and any other person that benefits from the lakes region need to contact them about this threat. In the mean time, as Grant mentioned, do everything you legally can to make these ecosytem ruining geese not welcome in your area of the lake.