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Protecting Her Eggs Or A General Dislike For Students?
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Perhaps when those eggs hatch out the chicks could be trained to take care of 'student protests', just a thought.:0)
Perhaps when those eggs hatch out the chicks could be trained to take care of 'student protests', just a thought.:0)
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In the course of my work, I visit lots of farms. I am not afraid of most things that you might find there, like sheep dogs for instance. The old postmans trick of carrying a few doggie treats and bisquits in my pocket normally does me in good stead. Its a rare dog that can't be bribed. But geese are quite another thing. Tell a goose to "bugger off", shoo, or anything similar just seems to make them more bad tempered. I think they view such soppy human efforts as an even bigger challenge. I can't count the number of times I have had to retreat back to the car and sound the horn for help.
The Romans used to take geese on their campaigns with them, staking them out at night around the perimeters of their camps. Unlike the human guards, they never overslept, and in an emergency, you could eat them !
The Romans used to take geese on their campaigns with them, staking them out at night around the perimeters of their camps. Unlike the human guards, they never overslept, and in an emergency, you could eat them !
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