Answered By: Lisa LaRue Nebout Last Updated: May 13, 2015 Views: 219
Answered By: Lisa LaRue Nebout
Last Updated: May 13, 2015 Views: 219
Yes; the geese have been known to be aggressive and bite usually during breeding season. If you do cross paths with an aggressive goose, wildlife experts suggest never turn your back on a hostile goose nor yell, swing or kick at the waterfowl. Do: maintaining eye contact and slowly back away.
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