It is more from a sociological standpoint than a biological standpoint. People feel there is an overabundance. One of the most common conflicts we hear about is excessive fecal accumulation on lawns, sidewalks and golf courses.

In most cases, geese aren't terribly aggressive. They are most aggressive when they are defending their nest.

Where are these people supposed to go? This is a peaceful movement but if you're non-violent, nobody listens to you.

People are so isolated, and so alone, and so suspicious, and so competitive with each other, and so sure that they are about to be conned by their neighbor, or by their mother, or by their sister, or their grandmother. What's the use of having fifty percent of the world's wealth, or whatever it is that you have, if you're going to live this pathetic, terrified life?

Do you think that the people of South Africa, or anywhere on the continent of Africa, or India, or Pakistan are longing to be kicked around all over again?

From our gut feeling and from visits to consumers, there's this calling out of lifting people up again.