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Controlling Nuisance Moles
C701
Habits and diet of moles, with suggestions for trapping and poisoning when their damage outweighs benefits.Published Date: Feb 1989
Understanding Crow Damage Control
by Charles D. Lee F. Robert Henderson Allen Gremmel
C700
Habits and biology of crows, with suggestions for control: noise, repellants, poison, hunting, trapping. (Also listed as publication EP64.) 8 p.Published Date: Dec 1988
Use of Snares for Capturing Coyotes
C698
Snaring is an effective technique for capturing animals that cause economic damage and for harvesting furbearers. Snares placed in trails or under fences can successfully capture coyotes. (Also listed as publication number EP63.) 4 p.Published Date: Oct 1988
Understanding the Coyote
by Robert J. Robed Edward K. Boggess F. Robert Henderson
C578
When a coyote is killing lambs, it is that particular coyote that must be removed to save remaining lambs, and not the ones digging out mice over in the back woodlot. 24 p.Revision Date: Apr 1987
How to Call Coyotes
C400
The sound of a dying rabbit is well known to all coyotes. Use a coyote call in order to get a good shot, if a coyote has killed your sheep or other livestock. 8-page, b/w.Revision Date: Sep 1986
Managing Predator Problems: Practices and Procedures for Preventing and Reducing Livestock Losses
by Clifford W. Spaeth F. Robert Henderson
C620
The primary emphasis is on reducing sheep losses to coyotes and dogs. Less detailed discussions are devoted to other types of livestock and other predators (foxes, bobcats, feral cats). 20 p.Published Date: Oct 1980
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