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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rexesq, post: 1105083, member: 5739&quot;]<b>Geese</b></p><p><br /></p><p>I love the goose reverse as well, in fact I have a goose myself, not a Canadian Goose though. However he looks slightly similar in some ways.</p><p>He is actually a domestic African or Chinese goose, and has mellowed out now that he has gotten older, he still acts tough sometimes, </p><p>and with a massive 7 foot plus wingspan, he could seriously hurt someone if he wanted to. </p><p>They bite and clamp on with their beak, while using the top hardest part of their wings to batter you, and it is <u>very </u>painful.</p><p>Of course I also didn&#039;t know that geese live 30+ years when we adopted him......</p><p><br /></p><p>I have noticed alot of the Canadian coins seem to have prooflike, or semi-prooflike strikes. I like them, and I always liked the 1967 series, especially the goose.</p><p><br /></p><p>Here are some photos of my goose with his harem of ducks. In the first one, they are cleaning themselves in the pool, while he stands guard, beautiful isn&#039;t he? </p><p>In the second one you can see the male white peking duck looking angrily at the goose through the fence.... </p><p>that male duck would attack that goose every chance he got, even though the goose would always beat him up and even ended up injuring both his </p><p>legs so badly he was unable to walk, but even then the male duck still tryed to crawl towards the goose to bite and attack him.... </p><p>I guess he felt protective of the ducks the goose hangs out&nbsp; with..... I need a female goose, but I must find a friendly one.... </p><p>and when I got this goose I was &#039;assured&#039; it was a female....[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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