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 Using a goose for bait?
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07/26/09 05:21 PM
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allgutz
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Would it be wrong to use a goose for bait, if it kept attacking you and your dog while your fishing? goose attack
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Re: Using a goose for bait?
[Re: allgutz]
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07/26/09 05:31 PM
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theJUNGLEBOOKman
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hahah. i wish one would try that with my dogs. they'd be crapping feathers. and i would have just snapped it neck and had goose for dinner.
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Re: Using a goose for bait?
[Re: allgutz]
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07/26/09 05:53 PM
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Dragonuv
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Would it be wrong to use a goose for bait, if it kept attacking you and your dog while your fishing? goose attack Not if you were fishing for pike, muskee or great white sharks. lol
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Re: Using a goose for bait?
[Re: Dragonuv]
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07/27/09 04:23 AM
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Barrett
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Re: Using a goose for bait?
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07/27/09 05:09 AM
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bigbassred
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Now I have to admit that was funny
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Re: Using a goose for bait?
[Re: Barrett]
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07/27/09 05:10 AM
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holsterguy
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LOL. Holy Cr@p, that goose is nuts! I can't believe that dog let it get away with that.
Self defense by lethal force, with video evidence.
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Re: Using a goose for bait?
[Re: holsterguy]
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07/27/09 11:39 AM
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TGM Not-So-Pro Team
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HAHAHAHAHA! Awesome video! There's a fishing story to tell for ages!
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Re: Using a goose for bait?
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#3741480
07/27/09 03:52 PM
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Trickster
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Guess that goose had a bad dog experince.
A cousin of mine got his ear ripped up pretty good by a goose when he was little.
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Re: Using a goose for bait?
[Re: Trickster]
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07/27/09 04:15 PM
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FishFinder Frank
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Goose = crazy bird with long neck!
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Re: Using a goose for bait?
[Re: FishFinder Frank]
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07/27/09 06:09 PM
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Whisker Wrangler
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hahaa thats crazy... I would have kicked the carp out of that goose.
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Re: Using a goose for bait?
[Re: Whisker Wrangler]
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07/27/09 07:49 PM
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mattsfishin
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Geese can get really mean and attack people. This would not happen with my 135 lb yellow lab. He would have put her at my feet. He has a bad habit of retreiving chickens also. I had to buy 8 chickens once and did not get to eat them but I was lucky they didn't shoot him.
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Re: Using a goose for bait?
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07/27/09 08:00 PM
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J W AKA Jim Wolfe
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Geese can get very territorial and pretty pugnacious.
Once while tubing I watched a novice bank fisherman harrass a goose and his gander while she was on her nest.
The goose finally chased the guy away, but while the fisherman thought it was over the goose was just getting enough distance to get airborne!
The goose made two big circles and then while the guy was walking away down he bank the goose got himself lined up and started his attack run.
The doofus was completely unaware of the incoming bandit and it took his friends yelling at him to watch out to get him to look around.
When he looked up and saw the incoming bird he started screaming like a little girl and started frantically waiving his arms over his head while running flat out down the bank...much to the amusement of everyone watching. That darn goose chased him up the hill, across the parking lot and twice around the permit/concessions stand before finally figuring that the guy had had enough.
J W - Formerly know as Jim Wolfe
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Re: Using a goose for bait?
[Re: J W AKA Jim Wolfe]
#3742888
07/27/09 08:21 PM
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LoneStarCarper
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I am pretty sure everyone needs to see this thread... CLICKY 
State Certified Piscatologist 
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Re: Using a goose for bait?
[Re: J W AKA Jim Wolfe]
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07/27/09 08:43 PM
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Smile-n-Nod
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The doofus was completely unaware of the incoming bandit We moderns have so much of the world under our control that it's easy to forget that wild animals can be, er, wild. The November 2008 issue of Sports Illustrated Magazine has an article about a young geologist who was killed by wolves near an airfield in Canada. This happened a couple days after the wolves had nearly attacked two aviation mechanics. The wolves were later killed, and pieces of the man's jacked were found in one of the stomachs.
Brett
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Re: Using a goose for bait?
[Re: allgutz]
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07/27/09 08:58 PM
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Smile-n-Nod
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It's a good thing that geese don't have fangs, horns, or claws.
Brett
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