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   Prevention and Control of Wildlife Damage

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Damage Identification: How to determine what animal is causing injury to your property. Because you can't control what haven't identified.	This is the handbook. It details identification, control and management of over 90 species of wildlife, written by almost as many authorities in their respective wildlife areas. The 1994 edition of the Prevention and Control Of Wildlife Damage is currently out of print. But we have made it available here in PDF and HTML format for FREE! Citing the Handbook Prevention and Control of Wildlife Damage. Editors, Scott E. Hygnstrom, Robert M. Timm, Gary E. Larson. 1994. University of Nebraska-Lincoln. 2 vols. PDF VERSION of the Prevention and Control of Wildlife Damage Download by Section WARNING LARGE FILES!! Contents Damage Identification Rodent Carnivore Other Mammals Reptiles & Amphibians We have deleted the pesticides and supplier sections as they are woefully out of date.
Rodents: How to control squirrels, voles, pocket gophers, porcupines, beavers, & other members of the rodent family.
Carnivores: Information on the control and management of coyotes, foxes, feral cats, mountain lions, mink, raccoons, skunks and other meat-eating animals.
Other Mammals: Information on the control and management of deer, elk, opossums, and species that fall under the other listed categories.
Birds Information on the control and management of birds, such as pigeons, hawks, sparrows, blackbirds, kites, and more.
Reptiles, Amphibians, etc. Information on the control and management of reptiles (snakes and lizards) as well as amphibians (frogs and salamanders).
Vertebrate Pesticides Warning: Pesticide and supply sections are woefully out of date. Supplies and materials

Rodents

Carnivores

Other Mammals

Reptiles, Amphibians, etc.

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