Figure 1.
Framed goose-protection structure. Made of wood and chicken wire (hardware
cloth), this sturdy cage protects newly planted material while allowing them to
establish in a natural setting. The structure is put in place for a period of
several months, and then removed once plants are well established.
Figure 2.
Netted goose-protection structure. This is a more cost-effective version than
the framed structure depicted above. While still providing reasonable protection
from predators, the materials for constructing this device are relatively less
expensive.
