Janesville's goose population program continues
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STEVE BENTON
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Monday, Aug. 18, 2008
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JANESVILLE The City of Janesville is using several methods to keep the goose population under control.
The most popular is egg oiling, according to Janesville Parks Director Tom Presny. He says a string fencing program and "Dogs in the Park" project are also effective.
Recent flooding in the city apparently had an unexpected affect. Presny says the goose population dropped, but it was only temporary.
The current goose population in Janesville is estimated at 2,000. Presny says he would like to see it down around 500.
The city is in its 6th year of their current goose control program.
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Aug 18, 2008 at 5:53 p.m.
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What ever will the 'sharpshooters' have to do now? I'm glad they are taking a different approach if it's such a problem.
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