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Dealing with WildlifeAre wildlife invading your yard? Do you own a farm or business that is losing money because of wildlife? Dealing with Wildlife helps Arkansans with wildlife problems around your home, yard, garden, woodlands, crop fields and pastures, using science-based information from wildlife biologists and university faculty. Just as a weed is a plant growing in the wrong place, wildlife in the wrong place can be a problem or nuisance. Following are ideas and suggestions for your particular wildlife encounter. Do-It-Yourself Solutions - Learn how to identify the culprit and solve or prevent problems. Legal Aspects & Permits - Before taking action, be sure it is legal. Invasive and Non-Native Wildlife Species - Solutions for non-native species are different from native species. Health and Safety Issues - Some wildlife diseases are species-specific while others can be transmitted to people. Species Specifics - Find your nuisance or problem wildlife species with recommended options for dealing with them. Who to Call - In Arkansas, there is no single organization responsible for handling wildlife problems. Sick, Injured or Orphaned Wildlife - Has a needy critter wandered your way? Frequently Asked Questions - Check answers to frequently-asked questions. Additional Resources - Look at these websites and publications of interest. Quick Three-Question Survey - Give us your feedback about this website! Still not finding an answer? Contact the Pest Team for a response to your problem.
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