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Reginald Murray

U.S.
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  • Knowledgeability 10.0
  • Clarity of Response 10.0
  • Timeliness 10.0
  • Politeness 10.0
  • Total Questions 8
 Do you have questions concerning wildlife and the damages or health issues they can pose? Ask them here.

Stephen Vantassel

U.S.
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  • Knowledgeability 9.83
  • Clarity of Response 9.78
  • Timeliness 9.97
  • Politeness 9.94
  • Total Questions 138
 I can assist the public in responding to all kinds of wildlife related problems in the United States and Canada, including birds, mice, rats, skunks, raccoons, beavers, opossums, voles, moles, chipmunks, woodchucks, pocket gophers, and more. My passion is wildlife damage identification, for if you don't know what animal is causing the problem, you can't begin to resolve it responsibly.

Jennifer

U.S.
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  • Knowledgeability N/A
  • Clarity of Response N/A
  • Timeliness N/A
  • Politeness N/A
  • Total Questions 0
 I can answer all questions related to wildlife conflict remediation. I specialize in no-chemical/ no-kill eviction and exclusion methods. I am a rehabber, rescuer, educator, and no kill nuisance wildlife control operator. 30 years of rehabbing under my belt means I have a unique understanding of the species and the best methods to resolve conflicts humanely.

Steven V. Matthews

U.S.
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  • Knowledgeability N/A
  • Clarity of Response N/A
  • Timeliness N/A
  • Politeness N/A
  • Total Questions 11
 Can answer questions concerning native and exotic vertebrate wildlife pest problems in the US.

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2009-11-06 raccoon bathroom habit:

You have two options. Prevent the raccoons from getting to the roof by use of fencing or porcupine wire or by eliminating the raccoons. Additional details below. Trapping Transient Raccoons Transient

2009-11-06 mystery critter in the attic:

There are a number of things you are doing wrong. First, relocating mice is a BAD idea. House mice are an invasive species. They should be killed, not dumped elsewhere besides it's not humane. Second,

2009-10-30 bats????:

As noted on our website http://icwdm.org white droppings are bird or reptile. Bat droppings are also described there. When dry they are very crumbly and have small specs inside as these are undigested

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