Goose meat is quite fat, I believe. And I’d be curious about what kind of toxins urban geese ingest. On the other hand, they make a helluva mess wherever they go. Some places spend tons of money trying to control their numbers.
On a related note…
somewhat dated but interesting IMO – http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/07/dining/07squirrel.html?_r=1
more recent — http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/why-eating-squirrels-makes-sense/Content?oid=7215952
Still doesn’t seem like an even exchange for the Thrashers.
comedy gold!
Good Geese DeKalb. Picketing.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!
In all seriousness, I feel like I’m risking MY life every time I walk through that lot. Those geese have no chance.
Love the creative traffic calming! We’ll have to ask for a geese patrol for our Walmart too! :0)
goose. goose. “Walk Like An Egyptian!” goose. goose.
I came across these geese last week and then again this morning crossing at the same spot. I counted 20 of them.
why hasn’t anyone gone back to eating goose? not saying they aren’t cute, but they’re slow and full of edible meat….
Goose meat is quite fat, I believe. And I’d be curious about what kind of toxins urban geese ingest. On the other hand, they make a helluva mess wherever they go. Some places spend tons of money trying to control their numbers.
On a related note…
somewhat dated but interesting IMO – http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/07/dining/07squirrel.html?_r=1
more recent — http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/why-eating-squirrels-makes-sense/Content?oid=7215952
I have heard that Canada geese taste terrible. ( Of course that bit of knowledge may have been provided by the CAGOOSE PAC.)
Are those Canadian geese? I figured that if they were on WalMart property, they must be Chinese geese.
Steve — that was funny.