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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Did you run it over or did you nick it? I think if you bumped a goose and kept going it's not a big deal. If you left a dead goose in the middle of the road and went home, even goose haters (hi!) will have a problem with that. You can't leave dead animals in the street and be a good neighbor.[/quote] Huh? Of course you can leave a dead animal in the road. I'm not getting out of my car to drag some wild animal carcass to the curb. Or what, put it in my car and drive it to the dump? You must be kidding. --someone who has never run anything over[/quote] A Canada goose has a 4 ft wingspan. It's not a squirrel. If you hit an animal that big and are not willing to clean it up yourself, you need to call the city to have it cleaned up. That's common sense. OP's language (saying she was tracked down by license plate) makes me think she did neither. I'd be pissed as a neighbor too, and not because the world is running out of geese.[/quote] Let the foxes have a meal. Better they eat the dying/dead goose than fido. That's the circle of life![/quote] It that’s part of the problem. If this was broad daylight, Fido will get to the body before the foxes at night. [/quote]
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