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Tri-State Geese Patrol offers a wide range of services to help with goose control efforts at commercial and residential properties. One of our most popular solutions is professionally trained canines. Here are some of our most asked questions about our services.

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The frequency of visits ranges from zero to four random daily visits. This is based on the prevailing environmental and/or biological events relevant to the Canadian geese. Be wary of services that provide the same number of visits each day throughout the year.

Once a program is started, you will notice a noticeable difference in two to three days. You will notice behavioral and pattern changes in the geese within 7 to 14 days.

Resident (non-migratory) flocks will occasionally test the availability of previously established grazing and water areas. In addition, migrant flocks may attempt to occupy managed sites unaware of the abatement programs.

Yes. Any and all abatement efforts should be considered as maintenance programs. Although results occur early in the program, it is not a quick fix and should be viewed as an investment in preventative maintenance.

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Who is Tri-State Geese Patrol? Why Should We Use Your Services?

Tri-State Geese Patrol is a professional goose control service providing humane and cost-effective solutions for controlling goose populations in any environment. Our trained canine teams provide quick results tailored to the customer’s specific needs. We pride ourselves on being responsive, reliable, and cost-effective.

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Our Border Collies are trained to enter the water and attempt to gather (herd) the geese. This pressure causes the geese to fly away.

If the injured bird does not inhibit the abatement program and does not require veterinary care, it and its mate are allowed to remain. Otherwise, the appropriate wildlife control officer can be contacted. Regardless, the dogs are trained not to harm the geese in any way.

Goose Repellents: Repellents may be an environmentally safe repellent to be used in selected turf areas.

Habitat Modification: The removal and /or addition of landscape components that make sites undesirable to Canadian geese.

Egg Addling (oiling): Implementing various possible techniques that disrupt the development of the egg embryo. * REQUIRES A FEDERAL PERMIT AND IS STRICTLY REGULATED AT THIS TIME*

Yes. Handler training is of utmost importance to us and is therefore an ongoing endeavor with each employee. Tri-State Geese Patrol’s Border Collie handlers receive extensive one-on-one training with an experienced handler prior to entering the workplace. In addition, they are educated in the behavior and biology of the Canada goose so that they may be fully effective in an abatement program.

Partnering is the process of carefully pairing a trained dog with a suitable handler. It is imperative that a strong bond be developed between the handler and his/her Border Collie to ensure a trustful relationship. The resulting partnership is a crucial asset to the successful abatement program.

It varies. During the busiest of times, the dogs obviously work longer hours. However, many daily breaks and frequent rotations keep the dogs refreshed and healthy.

If you’re noticing an increase in the number of geese around your property, it’s likely that you need professional help in controlling the population.

Our prices vary depending on the size and scope of the project. However, we strive to provide cost-effective solutions that are tailored to customer’s needs. Contact us today for a free quote!