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The Probe, Issue 17 - November 1981
The Probe, Issue 17 - November 1981
The Probe: Newsletter of the National Animal Damage Control Association
THE PROBE National Animal Damage Control Association November, 1981
It is now time to pay your dues.
Bats roosting in an attic can provide a free and easy way to keep a house warm in winter.
THE NO ANTIDOTE 1080
ORCHARD MOUSE CONTROL
The highly publicized "Adopt-a-Horse" program of the FRIENDS UF ANIMALS that was foisted on the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is undergoing reevaluation.
NADCA ANNUAL MEETING
ASTM SYMPOSIUM ANNOUNCEMENT
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT ON PUBLIC LANDS
Cats won't chase birds at the bird feeder if you feed the birds lemon-scented bird seed.
The killing of the three-year old by …
The Probe, Issue 16 - September 1981
The Probe, Issue 16 - September 1981
The Probe: Newsletter of the National Animal Damage Control Association
THE PROBE National Animal Damage Control Association No. 15 September, 1981
Kelly Keene was killed by a coyote as she left her house in Glendale (Calif.) on her way to preschool classes.
"SHEEP PERFUME" IS CHIC FOR COYOTES
According to the by-laws, NADCA has to hold its' first election.
We appreciate Bill Jackson (Director, Center of Environmental Studies, Bowling Green State University, Ohio) checking further on our note in PROBE No. 15 about the rabid mouse in Nebraska.
CAGE TRAP
The price tag on the 101 mile Washington, D.C. transit system is now estimated at $10 billion and going up …
The Probe, Issue 15 July, 1981
The Probe, Issue 15 July, 1981
The Probe: Newsletter of the National Animal Damage Control Association
THE PLIGHT OF LOVING WILDLIFE
Charlie Cadieux, who once was Principal Assistant in the Texas. D i s t r i c t o f the old PARC, has written a book about rare and endangered species of w i l d l i f e . Entitled THESE ARE THE EUOAUGEREV, the book is hardcover and i l l u s t r a t e d with 18 of Bob Hines drawings, along with many photographs.
TALON VERSUS THE ZOO AGAIN
TRAPPER EDUCATION
membership l i s t
road show on the West Coast this fall by Bill …
The Probe, Issue 14 - June 1981
The Probe, Issue 14 - June 1981
The Probe: Newsletter of the National Animal Damage Control Association
Contents: Impact of the Endangered Species Act Trapping! What’s in it for wildlife? Angel Island off the coast of California USDI Change In Policy With Friends Like This – Who Needs Enemies? College Station District rancher losing lambs Beaver colony response to fertility control - Evaluating a concept NADCA is to serve as an ADC information interchange center The Balance of Nature is Upset Again Acetic acid might dissolve the lead sleeve on snares Disneyworld, Washington, D.C. Editorially Speaking "Lacy" dogs of Texas Reagan Administration and the EPA
The Probe, Issue 13 - May 1981
The Probe, Issue 13 - May 1981
The Probe: Newsletter of the National Animal Damage Control Association
Content: Prexy’s Corner Disneyworld, D.C. An Animal Damage Identification Guide for Massachusetts Bird Problems in Agriculture Let’s Hit the Antis Where They Live – Right in the Legislature! Oregon Revisited WLFA Update The problem with feral pigs in San Benito County (CA) Dr. Donald A. Spencer, Regional Director VI Milton Caroline, Regional Director IV A Study of the Foraging Habits of Quits at the Montgomery County Landfill, Rockville, Maryland Harvey O. Edwards – Memoir Which Risks are Acceptable? Illegally killed elk being poached just for their antlers Recommendations for an effective ADC program
The Probe, Issue 12 - March 1981
The Probe, Issue 12 - March 1981
The Probe: Newsletter of the National Animal Damage Control Association
Contents: Oregon Postmortem School-age children believe the pronghorn antelope, white-tailed deer and elk are in danger of extinction Discontinue the production of calcium cyanide I’ll Take My Steak Bloody Rare, Please! by Barry Gray NADCA The Animals’ Revenge Animal damage to coniferous plantations in Oregon and Washington Snares Visual scare devices CEQ Uses Statistics Bat Repellents Norton R. Miner, Region III Director Meetings of Interest Sally S. Erdman Memorial: Harvey Edwards
The Probe, Issue 11 - February 1981
The Probe, Issue 11 - February 1981
The Probe: Newsletter of the National Animal Damage Control Association
Contents: Where are the “Protectors” when they’re needed? NADCA is a non-profit organization NADCA Membership - February 1981 latest exotic non-lethal coyote control methods for protecting the little woolies from the big bad coyotes are llamas Anti-trappers The wild horse and burro Act When Birdies and Airplanes Mix – Look Out Below Treatment in a walk-in aviary with brodifacoum [TALON] William D. Fitzwater
The Probe, Issue 10 - January 1981
The Probe, Issue 10 - January 1981
The Probe: Newsletter of the National Animal Damage Control Association
Contents: The Users of Wildlife Rabies Update Disney World, District of Columbia AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS BOOK III - Fumigants, Growth regulators, Repellents and Rodenticides Japan has ADC Problems too Bird Species RPAR on Strychnine 1981 NADCA Membership List Muskrat Meatloaf Ol’ Timer’s Corner: Lee Bacus