The following appeared in a Golf Course at Yale Newsletter.  This short article was written Superintendent Scott Ramsey.

“No Geese Today”

Yesterday is history
Tomorrow is a mystery
Today is a gift that is why it is called the present.

I hope most of you have met Alan Kendrix, dba, “No Geese Today” and his cohort Molly by now. Alan was brought to my attention this winter after he successfully filled his promise of no geese today at several other area golf courses. I believe his work has been an unqualified success. On April 1st areas on the third and ninth were completely covered and I realized another course of action must be taken, enter Alan and Molly.

Check out their web site. Alan is well educated in the biology of the migratory and non-migratory geese that populate the Yale Golf Course and he is implementing a very aggressive program so that we have no geese today. I am very surprised that he has such a quick turnaround in limiting the number of geese. They have been such a pernicious challenge for so long.

There are many health and aesthetic issues that can be attributed to the over population of these birds and many control programs have been tried with minimal success. I am committed to environmentally sensitive solutions to all pests that we encounter here on the golf course, Alan’s methods meets those needs. All of the geese are herded off property and are not harmed in any way. So say hello when you see them and have a little faith that this time it will work.

His promise is no geese today and so far that has been a gift.

Scott Ramsey and the Girls!