
Porch Geese Are Becoming The Neighborhood’s Favorite Ornaments
Porch Geese Are Taking Over and Honestly, People Love It
If you’re looking for a little unexpected joy in your day, it might be waiting right outside someone’s front door... in the form of a porch goose.
I live in an apartment complex, and recently I started noticing them everywhere. Not one, not two, not three, but four porch geese proudly standing guard around the complex. And yes, I’m talking about the classic concrete porch goose, the one you can dress up in different outfits depending on the season.
What really sealed the deal for me was a photo shared on our Facebook page of a porch goose wearing an IU jersey and headphones. It was creative, hilarious, and honestly kind of perfect. That one picture summed up why people love these things so much.
Affordable Goose, Endless Outfit Options
Porch geese are more than just decorations they’re also a fun way to show personality, celebrate the seasons, and maybe even make your neighbors smile. The goose itself is pretty affordable, too. One of the most popular places to buy them, Gaggleville.com, sells the goose for around $35 before shipping and taxes.
Where people really have fun is with the outfits. Gaggleville.com offers seven seasonal looks, including Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Easter, Fourth of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. And if holidays aren’t your thing, there are everyday outfits and accessories like sunglasses, hats, and even sports jerseys.
There’s just something wholesome about walking past a front door and seeing a goose dressed for the occasion. In a world that can feel a little heavy sometimes, porch geese are a reminder that it’s okay to be playful, creative, and have a little fun with where you live.
So if you’ve spotted one lately or maybe you’re thinking about getting one yourself just know you’re part of a growing flock spreading smiles, one outfit at a time.

Evansville Neighborhood Blooming with Nature Scenes
Gallery Credit: Susan Lutz Tromley
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