They destroy your property, create unsightly conditions and cause significant economic losses. They love freshly-mown grass and crystal clear lakes at golf courses, parks, resorts, corporate landscapes and luxury residential complexes. Your property provides these once-migratory flocks with a permanent home: ideal feeding, nesting and drinking areas! Forget plastic swans and loud banging machines: until GooseChase, the most effective way to control geese, nothing would persuade them to leave.

In addition to turf, use in non-fishbearing bodies of water, nests, roosting areas, temporary pools of standing water at airports, and decorative fountains.

GooseChase is a biodegradable, food-grade taste aversion agent, made from a bitter tasting, smelly part of concord grapes (active ingredient methyl anthranilate). It renders food sources unpalatable and inedible to geese.

Geese leave treated areas for better food sources. The effectiveness is long-term, as geese cannot habituate to the taste.

Coverage: One gallon of product per acre. Dilute with water, 30:1 initial, 60:1 thereafter. Spray 60 gallons of mixture per acre onto dry grass. Reapply every 7-14 days or after mowing.

Developed with major university and USDA assistance.  The EPA considers it "reduced risk"; the FDA classifies it as "Generally Recognized as Safe".

- Damage to Property
- Wasted Maintenance Dollars
- Risk of Disease
- Unsightly Messes
- Unsafe Conditions
- Public Relations Nightmares
- Ruined Product
- Regulatory Issues

Geese and ducks!