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South Dakota Canada Goose Damage Assistance

South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks


GFP helps South Dakota producers keep flightless Canada geese out of growing crops by installing temporary electric fence around soybeans. It also offers up to $5,000 in cost-share for protective buffer strips (wheat, alfalfa or native grass) and up to $5,000 for woven-wire fence along wetland edges. Hazing, alternate feeding sites and egg addling are also provided.


Eligibility

  • Producers with growing crops damaged by Canada geese.

Details

Financial Instrument

Cost Share

Maximum Award Amount

$5,000


Terms

Case by case with GFP staff.

Published amounts: Up to $5,000 cost-share for protective buffer strips (wheat, alfalfa or native grasses); 'GFP may also provide up to $5,000 of cost-share assistance to construct woven wire fence along the edge of wetlands'; temporary electric fence installation around soybeans.


Application Instructions

Submit a Wildlife Damage Request for Service or contact your local Wildlife Damage Specialist.

Deadline text on the page: Request service any time.




Updated September 25, 2026

Image Credit: Bill Boaden

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