[LibKill]

Round 'em up and let's get to cooking.

[xNavspook]

Yeah! Kill the Canadians before they invade! Oh... wait.. They are talking about geese??

But who's this moron:
"Normal people do not want to kill living things," Mr. Petronko said.

What do you think are in those packages in the supermarket? It's called dead animal.
"If God didn't want man to eat animals He wouldn't have made them out of meat"

[Tennessee_Bob]

"Defecation is no grounds for the death penalty."

How about injuring people then? We've had several people pretty badly injured in attacks by these geese. They're not little, and they can put a serious hurting on you if they decide to.

[Nuke'm Glowing]

PINGING PETA.....

If every PETA member took 2 geese home, 3 mice, 5 lab rats and about 10 of the fire ant mounds in my front yard home with them, the world would be a better place. Or at least they can just take the fire ants and the geese. That would solve those two problems at least.

[Blackyce]

This article has potential politically incorrect Mexican jokes in gaggles, but as a fellow minority I must restrain myself. ;)

[Byron_the_Aussie]

New Zealand has similar problems with the introduced Canada Goose:

In the early 1990s the Canada goose population in the South Island began to rise quickly. This was partly due to the improvement of high country farm pasture and the abundant food supply for both stock and geese. Rather than have the bird be classed as a pest the Minister of Conservation asked Fish and Game New Zealand to prepare a Canada goose Management Plan. This plan was implemented in 1995 and sets regional population levels for Canada geese. The most common population control method besides recreational hunting takes place in January when the birds are moulting and unable to fly. Staff move the birds into holding pens where they are stunned and beheaded.