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This document serves as an application for obtaining a permit to capture, transport, hold, and relocate prairie dogs, specifically in relation to raptor rehabilitation programs. It includes sections

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How to fill out APPLICATION for PERMIT TO CAPTURE, TRANSPORT, HOLD and RELOCATE PRAIRIE DOGS

1. Obtain the APPLICATION for PERMIT TO CAPTURE, TRANSPORT, HOLD and RELOCATE PRAIRIE DOGS from the relevant wildlife or environmental authority.
2. Read through the entire application form carefully to understand all requirements and instructions.
3. Fill in the applicant's information, including name, contact details, and address.
4. Provide detailed information about the location where the prairie dogs will be captured and the proposed relocation site.
5. Describe the method to be used for capturing the prairie dogs, ensuring it complies with wildlife regulations.
6. Include a plan outlining the transportation process, including transport conditions and safety measures for the prairie dogs.
7. Specify how the prairie dogs will be held during the transportation and in the relocation area.
8. Attach any required supporting documents, such as landowner permissions or environmental impact assessments.
9. Review the completed application to ensure all information is accurate and complete.
10. Submit the application to the appropriate authority either in person or via specified online submission methods.

Who needs APPLICATION for PERMIT TO CAPTURE, TRANSPORT, HOLD and RELOCATE PRAIRIE DOGS?

1. Individuals or organizations intending to capture, transport, hold, and relocate prairie dogs need this application.
2. Wildlife rehabilitators or conservation groups involved in the management of prairie dog populations.
3. Landowners who require relocation of prairie dogs from their property due to management needs.

People Also Ask about

How much does it cost to poison prairie dogs?

Owing to advances in the wholesale price of strychnine, the most expensive ingredient in the formula, the price of the prairie-dog poison is now $2.00 per half-gallon can, and the price of the gopher poison $1.10 per quart can, these being the quantities of the respective poisons put up by us.

How much do prairie dogs go for?

If you purchase a dog from a pet store you can expect to pay right around $150. Most stores offer some sort of guarantee for health as well. The price point is dependent on location too. In Japan a pair of healthy prairie dogs in their prime can sell for thousands of dollars.

How do I get rid of prairie dogs without killing them?

If you're not going to poison or shoot them, having someone relocate them is your best bet. Keeping them from moving back in is going to be challenging on 13 acres. Might want to keep the area around the buildings clear (eg, dogs, bushes, walls, etc. to make the area unattractive to them) and let them have the rest.

Is it legal to own a prairie dog in America?

While prairie dogs are legal to own as pets in most states, there are instances where they can be considered wild animals and therefore are illegal or require a permit.

How difficult is it to catch a prairie dog?

Prairie may be trap-shy as well as trap-happy, and it can sometimes be difficult to predict how easily any one dog will be to catch. We use Tomahawk live traps for all of our trapping: larger double-doors for adults and yearlings, and smaller single-doors for juveniles (babies).

What is the most effective way to get rid of prairie dogs?

Toxic grain bait is the most commonly used method to control prairie dogs. The effectiveness of poison grain baits is affected by temperature, weather, activity and food preferences of prairie dogs.

How to relocate prairie dogs?

There are two types of relocation that can be used with prairie dogs: passive relocation (which uses a carefully planned strategy of closing off certain burrows so that the prairie dogs move into an adjacent colony) and active relocation (a process of removing all prairie dogs from one location to another, safe

What is the best prairie dog bait?

Rozol Prairie Dog Bait, Liphatech Rozol Prairie Dog Bait (RUP) is a treated grain labeled for in-burrow use for the control of black-tailed prairie dogs. It offers palatability resulting in effectiveness and control.

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What is APPLICATION for PERMIT TO CAPTURE, TRANSPORT, HOLD and RELOCATE PRAIRIE DOGS?

The APPLICATION for PERMIT TO CAPTURE, TRANSPORT, HOLD and RELOCATE PRAIRIE DOGS is a formal request made to wildlife authorities for permission to capture, transport, hold, and relocate prairie dogs for management or conservation purposes.

Who is required to file APPLICATION for PERMIT TO CAPTURE, TRANSPORT, HOLD and RELOCATE PRAIRIE DOGS?

Individuals, organizations, or agencies involved in prairie dog management, including landowners, wildlife managers, or conservation groups, are required to file this application.

How to fill out APPLICATION for PERMIT TO CAPTURE, TRANSPORT, HOLD and RELOCATE PRAIRIE DOGS?

To fill out the application, applicants should provide detailed information about their planned activities, including capture methods, transport plans, and relocation sites, as well as any relevant qualifications or experience.

What is the purpose of APPLICATION for PERMIT TO CAPTURE, TRANSPORT, HOLD and RELOCATE PRAIRIE DOGS?

The purpose of the application is to ensure that the capture, transport, holding, and relocation of prairie dogs is conducted legally and ethically, safeguarding animal welfare and ecological balance.

What information must be reported on APPLICATION for PERMIT TO CAPTURE, TRANSPORT, HOLD and RELOCATE PRAIRIE DOGS?

The application must report information such as the applicant's contact details, a description of the proposed activities, the number of prairie dogs involved, the intended relocation site, and any monitoring plans post-relocation.