We have had people take them from local park and golf club ponds to eat them.
When I was working many years ago at a university, we noticed that the geese were disappearing each week from a pond on campus. One weekend the cops noticed feathers on the ground near the shore of the pond and they followed the trail of feathers to the married housing building. Their noses lead them to the apartment of some chinese students who were cooking a goose. Yes, you might say that their goose was cooked.
They didn’t think anything was wrong with goosenapping even though it had been reported for several weeks on the radio and newspapers that the cops were on the lookout for the goosenappers. The chinese were found guilty of their fowl deeds and had to pay a hefty fine, and I think they were kicked out of the apartment the following semester by the university.