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Rodent Control Aided by Emergency Conservation Work

Front matter

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United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Biological Survey

Wildlife Research and Management Leaflet BS-54

Washington, D. C. Rev., December 1936

RODENT CONTROL AIDED BY EMERGENCY CONSERVATION WORK

By Stanley P. Young, Chief, Division of Game Management

Contents

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Need for rodent control 1

Federal, State, and local cooperation 2

Training of E.C.W. crews 2

Timeliness of emergency aid 3

Forest and forage protection 3

Aid in erosion control 4

Examples of benefits derived 4

Safeguarding harmless species 5

Control work illustrated 6

Prairie dogs 7

Ground squirrels 13

Pocket gophers 15

Kangaroo rats 20

Rabbits and hares 25

Porcupines 27

A typical E.C.W. crew 30

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