Being Kind to Animal Pests - Vantassel, Stephen
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When nuisance animal problems occur, people usually demand an immediate solution. Cage and box traps are easily obtainable. They are manufactured to capture a wide variety of wildlife, and they are available through mail order via trapping supply dealers, at the local hardware store, or local organizations, such as the dog pound or humane society. As people continue to invade the territories of animals and animals return the favor by adapting and thriving in human areas, cage/box traps will become more and more popular. This book explains how to use them effectively and humanely, with all…mehr

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When nuisance animal problems occur, people usually demand an immediate solution. Cage and box traps are easily obtainable. They are manufactured to capture a wide variety of wildlife, and they are available through mail order via trapping supply dealers, at the local hardware store, or local organizations, such as the dog pound or humane society. As people continue to invade the territories of animals and animals return the favor by adapting and thriving in human areas, cage/box traps will become more and more popular. This book explains how to use them effectively and humanely, with all possible kindness for our fellow creatures. It covers types, sizes, and features of traps, care and maintenance, setting principles, baiting & luring, their humane use, and tips for trapping specific nuisance animals, including armadillo, beaver, birds, bobcat, rabbit, coyote, foxes, house mouse, muskrat, rat, opossum, raccoon, skunks, snakes, squirrels, voles, and woodchuck.
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Stephen M. Vantassel has been involved with vertebrate pest management since the 1980s. He provides training, research, writing, and expert witness help through his website at https://wildlifecontrolconsultant.com . You can also listen to his podcast "Living the Wild Life" which discusses all aspects of vertebrate wildlife damage management at https://rumble.com/c/c-296201. Stephen holds the ACE (associate certified entomologist) certification and the CWCP, (Certified wildlife control professional) certification. He presently works as the vertebrate pest specialist for the Department of Agriculture in a U.S. state.