Geese harassment

Does none have any experience with lasers for hazing geese?

yes

yes

same here

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How effective is it on a small number , this is a campground and the kill them option is out as is fencing and the grass is pretty much dead so they aren't grazing much just leaving goose poop,everywhere and they want them gone and I was hoping hazing with a laser may make them stop roosting on the pond and leave for another in the area

What size of laser does everyone use ?

Research has shown that a simple pointer, green laser pointer, is ten times more effective at chasing these geese .-Kirk Lapierre

Matt this is what I have in the archives and recently transcribed into print on lasers & Canada Geese. Quoting the late Kirk Lapierre

"And I’ll tell you the key to doing a harassment program is nighttime harassment with lasers. There is just nothing that works better because...."

Read it here http://canadageesecontrol.com/does-anyone-have-experience-with-canada-geese-lasers/

You can listen to the whole podcast here http://canadageesecontrol.com/podcasts-about-professional-canada-geese-management/

Can someone provide a link to one of these green laser pointers? What price range pointer are we talking about?
This? http://www.birdcontrolsupplies.com/laser.htm

Does anyone have any info on potential harm to the animal from the lasers? ie: Blindness, etc.

Well if you read the link or even the post I posted " a simple pointer, green laser pointer, Even the ridiculously low priced ones in the office supply stores.

Indeed!, Thanks Robb.

Here’s the disclaimer part — no testing has been done on those green lasers on their eyes, so they’re not approved.

They’re not disapproved either.

No one has said you can’t use them, but no one has said you could.

So if there was ever a question about it, I’m not trying to tell you go out and buy a green laser, you know, if you want to be one up — simply go on the up and up.

The problem I found with that red laser, you can’t see the beam. You can only see the dot.

-Kirk Lapierre http://thewildlifepro.net/forum/topics/does-anyone-have-experience-with-canada-geese-lasers http://www.kirklapierre.com

google wicked lasers and you will see all kinds and prices very reasonable. You can get them that will pop balloon and light matches and burn a blister on someones butt on an elevator. You don't need that and it possibly could cause eye damage if not careful. In the descriptions they will tell you about the hazards and the ones that will cause eye damage have a recomendation to purchase eye protection.

Well I had picked one up earlier today and gave them the first going over tonight , I've never seen such s reaction and it did not take long for them to vacate the area