Man’s best friend? Wildlife worker forms special bond with goose Pair have been inseparable since recent rescue
BEDFORD COUNTY, Tenn. – A Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency officer has created a unique bond with a very unlikely friend.
Like birds of a feather, officer Darrell Bernd and Honk, a goose, stick together near a lake in Bedford County.
The pair met in July after the officer rescued the goose from some fishing line.
Officer Bernd believes the goose was once someone’s pet.
As a wildlife expert he is now helping Honk get used to the wild, so he can live on his own.
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