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Bookmark or Share- Injured Canada Goose. What should I do? - BackYard ChickensI found the goose sitting outside the fence. Upon further investigation, the goose is suffering from an injury to its foot or leg. The other geese eventually flew off last night but I don't believe the injured one went with them. I found the injured goose outside the fence again early this afternoon, still unable to use it's left leg/foot.
- Greater/Lesser Canada Geese. What is the difference?There are seven different sub-species of canada geese. In NW Oregon, hunters are required to study and pass a test in order to hunt canada geese to avoid shooting the dusky sub-species. Attached is a link to the study guide used in Oregon with great information on each of the sub-species and how to identify the differences. Hope this helps.
- Is it illegal to own a Canadian Goose? - BackYard ChickensHere's what I know about the U.S., but things might be different in Canada. In the U.S., it is not illegal to own a Canada goose per se, but it is illegal to keep a wild Canada goose. You might think about handing him over to a wildlife rehabber if you can find one close to you. Or, at least contacting one and asking about it.
- Canada goose on her nest with eggs, NO MALE...should I worry?Canada Goose has been sitting on her nest for a few days...no male ANYWHERE...other geese on the property have hatched their eggs and moved on with the babies, but THIS one is still brooding...I have approached her nest twice (once when she was off grazing) and there is no male anywhere.
- Canada goose with a possibly broken joint - BackYard ChickensToday I have have started reading on this forum what else I can do for the little goose. I also downloaded the splinting manual that @casportpony kindly shared, and I did read just now what it says about joint injuries. But this little goose started to walk!! - which is huge, since he did not walk before.
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