Vineyiea
Songster
I am planning to get a trio of American Buff geese (in fact I have a trio all lined up) but we just realized that geese will eat new trees. We have around 10 acres of forest behind our house, which we aren't concerned about, and an acre of lawn (with a TON of clover every year) plus an acre or two of unmanaged field right in front of us with a swampy pond fills up every year. However past that we also have 10 acres of newly planted baby trees, and don't want to (and it would be way too much work) put fencing around it. I forgot to mention we also have a creek running across the property right before the woods-with lots of weeds and such growing around it. Would a trio of geese go right for the baby trees? Or stay by the stream/clover/and the first part of the field?
We are also worried about them going onto the road-however if they reach the baby tree spots then they won't make it to the road.
I'd really appreciate some advice! I'm worried my family will decide not to get geese because of this problem but I've been really looking forward to them! (I even have three names picked out lol, Romeo, Juliet, and Daphne)
We are also worried about them going onto the road-however if they reach the baby tree spots then they won't make it to the road.
I'd really appreciate some advice! I'm worried my family will decide not to get geese because of this problem but I've been really looking forward to them! (I even have three names picked out lol, Romeo, Juliet, and Daphne)