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1. 1-30
   12:05
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   He needs a girlfriend – STAT!

   amateisgal
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2. 1-30
   12:09
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   Oh my word, lol. Hide the goats!

   CATRAY44
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3. 1-30
   12:18
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   Pack him up and take him on a shopping spree. It will take his mind off the missing hens.

   There’s a Gander Mountain store in Charleston. Perfect.

   Old Geezer
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4. 1-30
   12:27
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   OMG, I burst out laughing!! Poor guy.

   Sue, a Florida Farm Girl
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5. 1-30
   1:50
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   Whhhaaaatttt? Is he…? Why, yes…! I think he is… I’m sure he is…! Suzanne, if you look closely at that last picture, I’m p r e t t y sure he is winking at you! LOL!

   (And maybe that is why the sweaty hired men won’t take their shirts off either…..)

   Snapper119
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6. 1-30
   1:59
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   This saga of the Lovelorn Goose gets funnier with each day. I have never known a barnyard fowl to be so enamored of someone outside his species. Is there a goose psychiatrist near by?

   mamawolf
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7. 1-30
   2:18
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   Get that gander a goose! How sad!

   Merino Mama
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8. 1-30
   2:20
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   These posts are making my day! How sad for him, :( He needs a girlfriend.

   jerseygirl51
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9. 1-30
   3:37
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   Oh this makes me just terribly sad. Geese are not meant to be alone. They actually become more neurotic and erratic. Is there anyone locally who might have a goose of any breed?

   mylittlesoapbox
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10. 1-30
    3:39
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    Oh my, that is hilarious! Poor Mr. Goose. He needs his own harem of goosey ladies.

    beforethedawn
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11. 1-30
    3:55
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    Aw, that is just so sad. Poor lonely guy.

    outbackfarm
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12. 1-30
    3:55
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    Can’t you leave him with the chickens for now? He needs his flock!

    jodiezoeller
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13. 1-30
    4:13
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    I’m keeping the chickens in the chicken house right now to train them to roost there. He was in there at first and was really attacking the hens. For the hens, he had to be put out of the house.

    Suzanne McMinn
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14. 1-30
    4:41
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    Maybe you could read him a bedtime story. http://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/how_to_roast_a_goose/

    UlrikeDG
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15. 1-30
    4:58
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    The pics and captions are too funny!
    Poor Sultan!

    ibpallets (Sharon B.)
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16. 1-30
    5:36
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    I’m with the rest who think he really needs a goose.

    Jan Hodges
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17. 1-30
    6:21
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    Hmmm… I can see a children’s book in this somewhere (leaving out the naughty bits, of course!). Somehow, despite his misguided habits, inside that gander lurks a hero.

    Donna
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18. 1-30
    6:30
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    Would it be possible to section a part of the henhouse for him without access to the hen section until you get more geese? Keep him happy so he doesn’t decide to look for another flock and come to harm. Obviously he needs a family group or flock of some type.

    dmcfarland
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19. 1-30
    6:47
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    http://atlanta.craigslist.org/wat/grd/3457249830.html

    Maybe we should start a kitty?

    wkf
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20. 1-30
    9:37
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    Suzanne, he needs a goose. Valentines day is almost here!

    California Paintbrush
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21. 1-30
    9:41
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    I’m dyin’ laughing here! This is hysterical! That gander needs a whole flock of geese, to satisfy his appetite!

    Sheryl
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22. 1-30
    11:33
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    I understand your plate is full. . . You have ^ several pressing priorities. But I’m wondering if such strong pining can lead to nastiness on the part of your Blue Goose. My aunt and uncle had a single male goose, and he was a mean SOB. Really mean, went after people. Only reason Uncle Tony put up with the goos was that the goose had caught a young copperhead.

    bonita
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23. 1-31
    12:09
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    I think wkf has a good idea – that would make a wonderful little flock for Suzanne! Poor goose! I was going to suggest that you (Suzanne) call Holderread Waterfowl to see if they had any left this year! Maybe that’s who you were going to use? I do hope you find a little goose for your gander. He’s really lonely.

    Jan

    jamitysmom
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24. 1-31
    11:26
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    In between laughing I’m so sorry for that poor gander. Please, please BORROW another goose if nothing more! He looks so pathetically lonely and lovelorn.

    joykenn
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25. 1-31
    11:26
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    I’m sure someone reading this post has a goose to spare…in the last picture, your gander looks so deprived and forlorn. He NEEDS a mate.

    emmachisett
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26. 2-2
    10:25
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    That gander doesnt care if its a white goose.a blue goose a pink goose or a green goose. Just get him some(more than one) geese’ And yes,he could become violent and you would have to have a goose dinner bluk!!!!

    bbkrehmeyer
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