Miami-Dade Police Investigating Death of Goose

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Reason Staff | 1.3.2013 1:56 PM

A goose found in a Southwest Miami-Dade canal injured by a piercing arrow continues to recover after surgery at a South Florida wildlife center.

Another goose with similar injuries died in the attack.

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MasterDarque 12 years ago

Tine to ban arrows or should we ban geese?
1. Diogenes of Sinope 12 years ago
  
  Ban assault bows and high capacity quivers!
dunlap 12 years ago

Meanwhile, thousands of squirrels and possums are mercilessly driven over everyday. Geese must have a better lobby.

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