Bobbex-G lawn treatment    

  New organic fertilizer helps lawns and crops "thrive and survive." Has taste Canada geese and wild   turkeys can't tolerate. Water repellent...lasts up to 8 weeks.

• Ideal at transplant time when vegetables susceptible to geese and wild turkey damage. Can be sprayed while transplants are still in the flats.
• Bobbed-G has a taste geese can't tolerate with a "sticker" that causes the repulsive taste to stay in their mouth.
• Concentrated...dilute 8 to 1. 1/2 gallon of concentrate makes 4.5 gallons of spray:$52. (For first application we recommend diluting 6 to 1 for shock value).
• 5-gallon pail (makes 45 gallons of spray):$220 (List: $260). One 5-gallon pail covers about 1 acre. (For first application we recommend diluting 6 to 1 for shock value).
• Long lasting (up to 8 weeks). Will not wash off in rain nor irrigation. (Needs to be reapplied after grass is cut.)
• Organic...non burning, needs no special handling.
• MSDS report
• NOT YET APPROVED AS PESTICIDE BY EPA.

  E-mail us at: JimB@birddamage.com for questions. To order call: (800) 555-9634 or (803) 939-9622

    Spray with any kind of sprayer

Tips for Controlling the Canada Goose.*

1. Eliminate any feeding of the geese by the public.

2. If possible, leave the lawn un mowed.

3. Plant tall fescue instead of tender Kentucky bluegrass.

4. Plant unpalatable ground covers such as pachysandra, English Ivy, myrtle, and hosta.

5. Place large stones, tall grass, or a short fence around the edge of a pond to keep the geese from stepping up.

6. Provide more bushes and hedges to reduce the goose's ability to detect predators. Hedges will also discourage geese from walking between ponds and feeding areas.

*Reprinted from "Canada Goose Management". Cornell Cooperative Extension of Rockland County. ©1995

For more information on Canada geese control go : "Managing Urban Canada geese."