Xiaoke also specifically consulted her mother-in-law on this issue. She said that it is certainly impossible to freeze geese in winter. At least we should give them a nest with four walls.
It is not enough to have a nest. Although it doesn't need to be as delicate as keeping a dog and a cat, you can't give the goose a home that is exposed to the wind on all sides, so the goose will definitely get sick and may freeze to death.
My mother-in-law's neighbor also has geese now. In the days of minus ten degrees in winter, the neighbors brought the geese home, made nests for them, got feed and corn, and kept them carefully for the winter.
If you want to raise geese yourself, you can consider building a nest for them. If it is inconvenient at home, you can build one at the door, at least to keep warm, and you don't need to get a brazier every day. The thickness of the goose's hair should not be so delicate. You just need to find them a shelter, put some grass and old clothes on it, and get some corn as food, which should keep your geese safe for the winter.