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Dan Jincks
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| I can help with nocturnal mammal wildlife pest problems. Deer, Coyote, Racccoon, Armadillo, Skunk, Opossum, Beaver, Bobcat. | Available
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Stephen Vantassel
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| I was a professional animal damage controller. If you are having problems with squirrels, raccoons, beavers, moles, voles, etc. damaging your property, I can help give you information to resolve that damage. I was an assistant editor for Wildlife Control Technology magazine and have published numerous articles as well as two books in this field. | Available
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Jim Hyland
U.S.
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| I am an expert in Forestry, Forest Entomology, Forest Pest Control, and Forest Health. Extensive knowledge in Identification of insects and diseases of trees. Expert on Bark beetles and other insects that attack forests. Also a Registrated Forester with extensive knowledge in the management and care of forests. | Available
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Mike Mascio
U.S.
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| I have been an avid gardener since 1985 and an AllExpert volunteer since
1998. I specialize in soil preparation, seed starting and plant
propagation, flowers, vegetables, and general landscaping. I am a strong
advocate of the square foot method of gardening and the use of organic
controls for pests and diseases.
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2008-08-01 something living under the house: Hi Kim, Armadillo leave a tail streak and groundhog do not. Likely one or the other. Sounds like groundhog. Put mint in the hole and cover it until the critter has abandoned it and then fill and cover...
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2008-07-30 Raccoon removal: First, know the laws in your state. Many people trap and relocate in violation of state law. Second, don't trap unless you know how to handle skunks. There is information on how to handle skunks...
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2008-07-28 ripe tomatoes being eaten: Hi Helen, Rabbits are likely, but it could be birds or turtles... or squirrels or chipmunks. Tomato horn worms can chew out spots as well. Rats and groundhogs usually steal the whole tomato... but maybe...
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2008-07-28 Gardenias: Denise, your plants have been infected with powdery mildew, a fungus disease that is especially prevalent in wet and/or humid conditions. To combat this disease, you must use a copper based fungicide...
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2008-07-26 Beavers or muskrats?: It seems to me that you do have a beaver around. The willow (you didn't mention how thick it was, is what is striking me as beaver). Muskrats will grab vegetation and cattails to build lodges but on a...
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