Terry Salmon

Principles of Vertebrate Pest Control. This lecture is presented in two parts. Each part is 60-minutes in length. Recorded in El Dorado County in the Sierra Nevada foothills. This lecture is by Dr. Terrell P. Salmon, UC Cooperative Extension Wildlife Specialist.

Topics discussed:

What makes a pest?
Habitat Requirements
Habitat Capacity
Identification of the Animal Pest
Understanding Damage Potential
Understanding the Pest Species
When Should Vertebrates be Controlled?
Methods of Control

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Principles of Vertebrate Pest Control Part I 57 minutes

Principles of Vertebrate Pest Control Part II 58 minutes

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Files you can download

Note: These materials were developed for Master Gardener in El Dorado, Place, Nevada and Amador Counties--located in the Sierra Nevada foothills of California.

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Principles of Vertebrate Pest Control Outline

UC IPM PEST NOTES:Vertebrates

California Ground Squirrel
House Mouse
Rabbits
Cliff Swallows
Pocket Gophers
Voles (Meadow Mice)

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