Intentional / Unintentional Species Capture/Restraint Method * Killed / Euthanized Removed/ Destroyed^ Freed/Released / Relocated Dispersed State Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013 Albatrosses, Laysan HI Intentional Handcaught/Gathered 468 Vehicles (All) 1,057 Pyrotechnics (All) 50 Subtotal for 468 1,107 Albatrosses, Laysan Alligators, American FL Intentional Handcaught/Gathered 1 Pyrotechnics (All) 4 Vehicles (All) 1 Unintentional Traps, Cage 3 GA Intentional Handcaught/Gathered 2 Unintentional Traps, Body Grip 1 1 MS Unintentional Traps, Body Grip 2 4 NC Intentional Handcaught/Gathered 2 SC Intentional Handcaught/Gathered 1 Page 1 of 665 *About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Albatrosses, LaysanHI
IntentionalHandcaught/Gathered 468Vehicles (All) 1,057Pyrotechnics (All) 50
Subtotal for 468 1,107Albatrosses, Laysan
Alligators, AmericanFL
IntentionalHandcaught/Gathered 1Pyrotechnics (All) 4Vehicles (All) 1
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 3
GAIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 2Unintentional
Traps, Body Grip 1 1
MSUnintentional
Traps, Body Grip 2 4
NCIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 2
SCIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 1
Page 1 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Alligators, AmericanTX
UnintentionalSnares, Neck 1
Subtotal for 5 13 5Alligators, American
AnhingasFL
IntentionalPneumatics 1Firearms 9Pyrotechnics (All) 37Vehicles (All) 2
LAIntentional
Firearms 1 8
TXIntentional
Firearms 1
Subtotal for 11 48Anhingas
Armadillos, Nine-bandedAL
IntentionalFirearms 2
FLIntentional
Firearms 43Traps, Cage 7 2
Unintentional
Page 2 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Armadillos, Nine-bandedFL
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 5
GAIntentional
Traps, Cage 46
LAIntentional
Traps, Cage 4Firearms 16 10
UnintentionalTraps, Body Grip 2
MSIntentional
Firearms 1
OKIntentional
Firearms 22Traps, Cage 2Spotlight 8
TXIntentional
Firearms 1Traps, Cage 2
UnintentionalSnares, Neck 7 4
Subtotal for 163 11 10Armadillos, Nine-banded
Avadavats, Red
Page 3 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Avadavats, RedHI
IntentionalFirearms 232 236Pyrotechnics (All) 8Vehicles (All) 4,052
Subtotal for 232 4,296Avadavats, Red
Avocets, AmericanCA
IntentionalBombs/Bangers 1,230Capa Cartridges 11Whistlers/Screamers 1,360Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 2,976Vehicles (All) 88Firearms 125
COIntentional
Dog 38Firearms 34
INIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 10
MOIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 25
NVIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 2
Page 4 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Avocets, AmericanNV
IntentionalVehicles (All) 4
OHIntentional
Whistlers/Screamers 12
Subtotal for 5,915Avocets, American
BadgersAZ
IntentionalTraps, Foothold (Padded) 10
CAIntentional
Snares, Foot/Leg 2Snares, Neck 14Firearms 8
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold (Padded) 1
COIntentional
Firearms 2 1Pneumatics 1Traps, Foothold (Padded) 3
IAIntentional
Firearms 1Traps, Foothold 2
ID
Page 5 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
BadgersID
IntentionalFirearms 3Snares, Neck 1Traps, Foothold 13Traps, Foothold (Padded) 1
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 6 5
KSIntentional
Snares, Neck 1
MNUnintentional
Traps, Foothold 1
MTIntentional
Traps, Foothold 3Snares, Neck 6
NDIntentional
Traps, Foothold 6Firearms 1Snares, Neck 1
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 5 3Snares, Neck 1
NEIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 7Traps, Cage 2
Page 6 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
BadgersNE
IntentionalFirearms 4 1Traps, Foothold 34Snares, Neck 10
NMIntentional
Firearms 3Traps, Foothold 1
UnintentionalSnares, Neck 7 1Traps, Foothold 2
NVIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 1Firearms 1Snares, Neck 1Traps, Foothold 73
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 1Traps, Foothold (Padded) 1
OKIntentional
Traps, Foothold 1Snares, Neck 2Firearms 2Spotlight 2
ORIntentional
Snares, Neck 1 1
Page 7 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
BadgersOR
IntentionalFirearms 4Traps, Body Grip 1Traps, Foothold 34
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 5
TXIntentional
Snares, Neck 5Unintentional
Traps, Foothold 9Snares, Neck 21 3
UTIntentional
Snares, Neck 2Traps, Foothold 2
UnintentionalSnares, Neck 1
WYIntentional
Snares, Neck 24Firearms 8Traps, Foothold 6
UnintentionalSnares, Neck 7 1
Subtotal for 372 19 3Badgers
Bats (All)AL
Page 8 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Bats (All)AL
IntentionalHandcaught/Gathered 1
AZIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 4 1
ILIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 1
INIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 1
KSIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 26
MOIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 2
NEIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 4 1
NMIntentional
Nets, Other 2Traps, Cage 1
ORIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 1
WY
Page 9 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Bats (All)WY
IntentionalNets, Other 7Handcaught/Gathered 1
Subtotal for 21 32Bats (All)
Bears, BlackAK
IntentionalCracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 3Vehicles (All) 44Ammunition, Rubber (All) 14Pyrotechnics, 15mm 8Physical Actions (Hand/Voice) 12Paint Balls 4
AZIntentional
Traps, Culvert 1 1Paint Balls 7Bombs/Bangers 1Firearms 1Traps, Cage 1Dog 1
CAIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 1Ammunition, Rubber (All) 1Snares, Foot/Leg 1Traps, Culvert 66 4
Page 10 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Bears, BlackCA
IntentionalTraps, Cage 8Firearms 13
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 1Snares, Foot/Leg 1
COIntentional
Traps, Culvert 1 2Dog 3Traps, Cage 1Firearms 42 1
IDIntentional
Snares, Foot/Leg 3Traps, Culvert 1
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 3
MAIntentional
Whistlers/Screamers 1Physical Actions (Hand/Voice) 1
MEIntentional
Jabstick 6
MNUnintentional
Snares, Neck 1Traps, Foothold 5
Page 11 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Bears, BlackMT
IntentionalTraps, Culvert 3Traps, Foothold 1Night Vision/Infrared Equipment 1Firearms 8Snares, Foot/Leg 2
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 2
NCIntentional
Bombs/Bangers 1
NMIntentional
Firearms 1Traps, Foothold (Padded) 2Snares, Foot/Leg 3
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 1
NVIntentional
Firearms 2
ORIntentional
Traps, Foothold 1Traps, Culvert 12Snares, Foot/Leg 126Traps, Cage 6Snares, Neck 6Firearms 51
Page 12 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Bears, BlackPA
IntentionalFirearms 1
UTIntentional
Snares, Foot/Leg 10Firearms 16Snares, Neck 1
VTIntentional
Snares, Foot/Leg 17
WAIntentional
Snares, Foot/Leg 5Firearms 2
WIIntentional
Traps, Cage 1 46Catch Pole 1Traps, Culvert 9 399
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 2 1
WVUnintentional
Traps, Cage 1M-44 Cyanide Capsule 2Snares, Neck 1
WYIntentional
Snares, Foot/Leg 4
Page 13 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Bears, BlackWY
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 1
Subtotal for 419 492 103Bears, Black
Bears, GrizzlyAK
IntentionalVehicles (All) 2
MTIntentional
Snares, Foot/Leg 2
WYIntentional
Dog 1
Subtotal for 2 3Bears, Grizzly
BeaversAK
IntentionalPhysical Actions (Hand/Voice) 1Firearms 1Traps, Body Grip 4Pyrotechnics, 15mm 4Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 1
ALIntentional
Traps, Foothold 107Snares, Neck 154
Page 14 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
BeaversAL
IntentionalFirearms 336Traps, Body Grip 666
AZIntentional
Traps, Suitcase 2 2Snares, Neck 1
CAIntentional
Traps, Cage 2Snares, Neck 172Traps, Suitcase 41Night Vision/Infrared Equipment 52Firearms 590Traps, Body Grip 339Traps, Culvert 1
COIntentional
Traps, Cage 1Firearms 123Traps, Suitcase 144Snares, Neck 1Traps, Body Grip 28
FLIntentional
Snares, Neck 109Traps, Body Grip 10
GA
Page 15 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
BeaversGA
IntentionalTraps, Body Grip 144Snares, Neck 92Traps, Foothold 13
IDIntentional
Traps, Foothold 9Snares, Neck 17Traps, Body Grip 17
ILIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 52Firearms 66Traps, Foothold 18
INIntentional
Firearms 1Traps, Body Grip 2Traps, Foothold (Padded) 1
KSIntentional
Firearms 8
KYIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 30
LAIntentional
Traps, Cage 2
Page 16 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
BeaversLA
IntentionalFirearms 63Snares, Neck 138Traps, Body Grip 534Traps, Foothold 138
MAIntentional
Firearms 1Traps, Body Grip 49
MDIntentional
Snares, Neck 3Traps, Body Grip 21Traps, Foothold 6
MEIntentional
Traps, Suitcase 415 83Traps, Body Grip 137
MIIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 3
MNIntentional
Firearms 5Snares, Neck 16Traps, Body Grip 802Traps, Foothold 99
MO
Page 17 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
BeaversMO
IntentionalTraps, Body Grip 2
MSIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 2,698Snares, Neck 186Traps, Foothold 141Firearms 143
NCIntentional
Firearms 126Traps, Body Grip 3,646Traps, Foothold 224Traps, Cage 3Snares, Neck 128
NDIntentional
Snares, Neck 12Firearms 38Traps, Body Grip 617Traps, Foothold 35Traps, Cage 7
NEIntentional
Traps, Cage 1Traps, Body Grip 223Firearms 23Snares, Neck 39
Page 18 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
BeaversNE
IntentionalTraps, Foothold 13Traps, Suitcase 44
NHIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 8
NMIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 54Firearms 2Traps, Foothold 1
NVIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 14
NYIntentional
Snares, Neck 4Traps, Foothold 24Traps, Body Grip 41
OHIntentional
Snares, Neck 1Traps, Cage 1
OKIntentional
Firearms 243Snares, Neck 139Spotlight 416
Page 19 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
BeaversOK
IntentionalTraps, Body Grip 1,774Traps, Foothold 14
ORIntentional
Traps, Other 3Traps, Suitcase 16Traps, Body Grip 239 1Snares, Neck 103Traps, Foothold 26Firearms 78Traps, Cage 9
PAIntentional
Traps, Cage 2Snares, Neck 4Traps, Foothold 1Traps, Body Grip 1Firearms 1
SCIntentional
Firearms 249Traps, Foothold 88Snares, Neck 1,108Traps, Body Grip 974
TNIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 519
Page 20 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
BeaversTN
IntentionalSnares, Neck 61Traps, Foothold 42Traps, Suitcase 2Firearms 86
TXIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 808Spotlight 362Firearms 118Traps, Foothold 30Traps, Cage 11Snares, Neck 119Night Vision/Infrared Equipment 173
UTIntentional
Firearms 3Snares, Neck 1
VAIntentional
Snares, Neck 7Firearms 74Traps, Body Grip 302Traps, Foothold 17
VTIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 2Firearms 2
Page 21 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
BeaversWA
IntentionalHandcaught/Gathered 1Traps, Foothold (Padded) 111Firearms 140 6Traps, Suitcase 18Traps, Body Grip 228
WIIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 855Snares, Neck 10Traps, Foothold 376Firearms 6
WVIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 3
WYIntentional
Firearms 5Traps, Body Grip 79Traps, Foothold 8Snares, Neck 46
Subtotal for 24,390 94 12Beavers
Beavers (Burrow/Den)CA
IntentionalHand Tools 12
NE
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Beavers (Burrow/Den)NE
IntentionalHand Tools 1
Subtotal for 13Beavers (Burrow/Den)
Beavers, MountainOR
IntentionalTraps, Body Grip 1
WAIntentional
Traps, Foothold (Padded) 8
Subtotal for 9Beavers, Mountain
Bee-Eaters, Blue-cheekedDD
IntentionalWater, High Pressure Spray 400Pyrotechnics (All) 5Firearms 850 30
Subtotal for 850 435Bee-Eaters, Blue-cheeked
Birds, UnidentifiableFL
IntentionalPyrotechnics (All) 61Electronic Harassment Devices (Other) 149
HIIntentional
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Birds, UnidentifiableHI
IntentionalDog 60Pyrotechnics (All) 5
NCIntentional
Exploders, Gas (All) 1
OHIntentional
Whistlers/Screamers 2
ORIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 3,550
WVUnintentional
Traps, Cage 1
Subtotal for 1 3,828Birds, Unidentifiable
Bitterns, AmericanCA
IntentionalFirearms 2
MDUnintentional
Traps, Body Grip 1Traps, Foothold 1
NCIntentional
Vehicles (All) 3
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Bitterns, AmericanNC
IntentionalBombs/Bangers 2
NYUnintentional
Traps, Cage 1
Subtotal for 2 1 7Bitterns, American
Bitterns, YellowGU
IntentionalHandcaught/Gathered 40Vehicles (All) 635Pyrotechnics (All) 245
Subtotal for 40 880Bitterns, Yellow
Blackbirds, (Mixed Species)AL
IntentionalPyrotechnics (All) 40
ARIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 1,125
AZIntentional
Firearms 500
CAIntentional
Whistlers/Screamers 585
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Blackbirds, (Mixed Species)CA
IntentionalBombs/Bangers 515Vehicles (All) 55Capa Cartridges 2,000Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 1,995Firearms 40,397
COIntentional
Firearms 200
FLIntentional
Electronic Harassment Devices (Other) 143Pyrotechnics (All) 243Rejex-It Tp-40 (Birds/Landfill) 2,700
GAIntentional
Firearms 9
IAIntentional
Firearms 1 504,248Car/Truck 35Pyrotechnics (All) 120
ILIntentional
Firearms 270Pneumatics 5Pyrotechnics (All) 2,755Vehicles (All) 200
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Blackbirds, (Mixed Species)IN
IntentionalPyrotechnics (All) 302,435Car/Truck 30Firearms 1,000
MDIntentional
Firearms 20 1,600Pyrotechnics (All) 850
MOIntentional
Firearms 3,500Pyrotechnics (All) 8,150
MSIntentional
Vehicles (All) 18
NCIntentional
Firearms 54Exploders, Gas (All) 93,100
NYIntentional
Firearms 977Car/Truck 478
OHIntentional
Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 36,000Flaming Whistlers 500Bombs/Bangers 44,000
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Blackbirds, (Mixed Species)OH
IntentionalWhistlers/Screamers 42,010
ORIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 7,000DRC-1339-Staging Areas 4,700Firearms 25
PAIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 20
SCIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 25
TNIntentional
Exploders, Gas (All) 15,350Firearms 1,195Pyrotechnics (All) 11,800Vehicles (All) 250
VAIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 1,249
VTIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 160
Subtotal for 4,784 1,129,853Blackbirds, (Mixed Species)
Blackbirds, Brewer`s
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Blackbirds, Brewer`sAZ
IntentionalFirearms 440Bombs/Bangers 590
CAIntentional
Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 140Dog 75Firearms 262 11,727Bombs/Bangers 4,934Traps, Decoy 234Handcaught/Gathered 1Whistlers/Screamers 447Spotlight 1Vehicles (All) 1,261
COIntentional
Firearms 114
OKIntentional
Firearms 1
ORIntentional
DRC-1339-Staging Areas 100
SCIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 400
WAIntentional
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Blackbirds, Brewer`sWA
IntentionalPyrotechnics, 15mm 100Firearms 444 10,370Traps, Decoy 1,174
Subtotal for 2,330 30,485Blackbirds, Brewer`s
Blackbirds, Red-wingedAL
IntentionalFirearms 105
AZIntentional
Firearms 144Bombs/Bangers 1,400
CAIntentional
Vehicles (All) 704Firearms 4,708 472,124Traps, Decoy 188Whistlers/Screamers 49Traps, E-Z Catch Net 7Bombs/Bangers 16Pneumatics 1
UnintentionalTraps, Decoy 1
COIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 440
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Blackbirds, Red-wingedCO
IntentionalCar/Truck 50Firearms 5,126 111,520DRC-1339-Feedlots 1,930
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 13
FLIntentional
Car/Truck 1Firearms 46Pyrotechnics (All) 479
IAIntentional
Vehicles (All) 200,000Firearms 108 2,368Pneumatics 24Car/Truck 248Pyrotechnics (All) 160,000
ILIntentional
Vehicles (All) 125Pneumatics 24 66Firearms 130 2,850Pyrotechnics (All) 3,451
INIntentional
Firearms 118 465Vehicles (All) 33Pyrotechnics (All) 1,140
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Blackbirds, Red-wingedIN
IntentionalElectronic Harassment Devices (Other) 150
KSIntentional
Traps, Cage 1Vehicles (All) 52Firearms 43 208
KYIntentional
Firearms 2
LAIntentional
DRC-1339-Staging Areas 235,785Firearms 131
MDIntentional
Firearms 1 250
MNIntentional
Traps, Cage 62
MOIntentional
Pneumatics 5Firearms 51 4,100Vehicles (All) 16Physical Actions (Hand/Voice) 3,100Pyrotechnics (All) 15,257
MS
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Blackbirds, Red-wingedMS
IntentionalVehicles (All) 160Firearms 27
NCIntentional
Whistlers/Screamers 25Vehicles (All) 15Firearms 4
NDIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 100,078Firearms 2,389 130,150
NEIntentional
Firearms 28 48Unintentional
Traps, Decoy 1
NJIntentional
Traps, Decoy 4Firearms 29 55Pyrotechnics (All) 35
NVIntentional
DRC-1339-Feedlots 95
NYIntentional
Traps, Decoy 33Traps, Other 104
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Blackbirds, Red-wingedNY
IntentionalFirearms 6Whistlers/Screamers 4,030
OHIntentional
Firearms 558 40,594Traps, Decoy 60Whistlers/Screamers 10,910Flaming Whistlers 800Bombs/Bangers 30,340
OKIntentional
Nets, Other 50Traps, Other 20Firearms 131Pyrotechnics (All) 50
ORIntentional
Firearms 15 300
PAIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 3,785Firearms 46 228Traps, Decoy 368 11Vehicles (All) 1,292
RIIntentional
Vehicles (All) 30
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Blackbirds, Red-wingedSC
IntentionalFirearms 1
TNIntentional
Firearms 58 738
TXIntentional
DRC-1339-Staging Areas 111,117Firearms 374 160
VAIntentional
Vehicles (All) 11Pyrotechnics (All) 1,957Firearms 339 4,107
WAIntentional
Firearms 16 290Traps, Decoy 751
WIIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 45Firearms 40 8
Subtotal for 365,141 2 1,311,189Blackbirds, Red-winged
Blackbirds, RustyAK
IntentionalVehicles (All) 4
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Blackbirds, Rusty
Subtotal for 4Blackbirds, Rusty
Blackbirds, Yellow-headedAZ
IntentionalBombs/Bangers 50
CAIntentional
Traps, Decoy 61 1Vehicles (All) 1
IAIntentional
Firearms 1
KSIntentional
Firearms 13
MNIntentional
Traps, Cage 1
NDIntentional
Firearms 1,310 20
Subtotal for 1,373 1 84Blackbirds, Yellow-headed
Bluebirds, EasternFL
IntentionalElectronic Harassment Devices (Other) 254Pyrotechnics (All) 8
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Bluebirds, EasternFL
IntentionalVehicles (All) 5
KSIntentional
Vehicles (All) 18
LAIntentional
Firearms 3
NCIntentional
Firearms 20
VAUnintentional
Traps, Decoy 1 37
Subtotal for 21 37 288Bluebirds, Eastern
Bluebirds, WesternCA
IntentionalVehicles (All) 22Bombs/Bangers 4
Subtotal for 26Bluebirds, Western
BluethroatsDD
IntentionalTraps, Other 7Firearms 45
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Bluethroats
Subtotal for 52Bluethroats
BobcatsAL
IntentionalTraps, Foothold 2
AZIntentional
Bombs/Bangers 1Traps, Foothold (Padded) 3Paint Balls 2Snares, Neck 1
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 3Traps, Foothold (Padded) 4
CAIntentional
Firearms 28Calling Device, Electronic 4Traps, Cage 31Dog 5Snares, Foot/Leg 3Snares, Neck 4
UnintentionalSnares, Foot/Leg 1Traps, Foothold (Padded) 1
FLIntentional
Traps, Foothold (Padded) 1
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
BobcatsFL
IntentionalTraps, Cage 2 1
GAIntentional
Traps, Foothold 29
IDUnintentional
Snares, Neck 1
KSIntentional
Vehicles (All) 3Snares, Neck 2Firearms 1Spotlight 1
KYIntentional
Traps, Foothold (Padded) 1
LAIntentional
Snares, Neck 1
MNUnintentional
Traps, Foothold 5
MTUnintentional
Snares, Neck 1
NCIntentional
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
BobcatsNC
IntentionalTraps, Foothold 1
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 1
NDUnintentional
Snares, Neck 1
NEIntentional
Traps, Foothold 3Snares, Neck 2
NMIntentional
Traps, Foothold 10 2Snares, Neck 1 1Firearms 4Fixed Wing 2
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 2
NVIntentional
Traps, Foothold 2Unintentional
Snares, Neck 1Traps, Foothold (Padded) 1Traps, Foothold 1 6
OKIntentional
Traps, Foothold 3
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
BobcatsOK
IntentionalFirearms 1Snares, Neck 5
ORIntentional
Traps, Cage 1Traps, Foothold 18 3Firearms 4Snares, Neck 13
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 2 5
TXIntentional
Traps, Foothold 216Night Vision/Infrared Equipment 1Snares, Neck 315Calling Device, Electronic 21Spotlight 1Calling Device, Manual(Hand,Blown) 7Firearms 25Traps, Cage 5Helicopter 50
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 2Snares, Neck 3
UTUnintentional
Traps, Foothold 1
WIPage 41 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed.
This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
BobcatsWI
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 6
WVUnintentional
Snares, Neck 2
WYIntentional
Snares, Neck 17Traps, Foothold 4Traps, Cage 1Firearms 1
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 1 1Snares, Neck 5
Subtotal for 866 44 13Bobcats
BobolinksFL
IntentionalFirearms 2 20Car/Truck 10Pyrotechnics (All) 990
KSIntentional
Vehicles (All) 10
LAIntentional
Firearms 30
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Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Bobolinks
Subtotal for 2 1,060Bobolinks
BramblingsDD
IntentionalFirearms 50 1,035Traps, Other 3
Subtotal for 53 1,035Bramblings
Bulbuls, Red-ventedHI
IntentionalTraps, Decoy 4Pyrotechnics (All) 1Pneumatics 45Firearms 1,087 1,280Vehicles (All) 4,602
Subtotal for 1,136 5,883Bulbuls, Red-vented
Buntings, LarkCO
IntentionalFirearms 91 1,161
FLIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 10
Subtotal for 91 1,171Buntings, Lark
Buntings, Snow
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-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Buntings, SnowAK
IntentionalVehicles (All) 798Physical Actions (Hand/Voice) 61Pyrotechnics, 15mm 444Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 380
MAIntentional
Vehicles (All) 50
NYIntentional
Car/Truck 60
PAIntentional
Vehicles (All) 17
RIIntentional
Vehicles (All) 175
VTIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 415Firearms 4
WIIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 25
Subtotal for 4 2,425Buntings, Snow
Bushchates, PiedDD
Page 44 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Bushchates, PiedDD
IntentionalFirearms 72
Subtotal for 72Bushchates, Pied
Buzzards, Long-leggedDD
IntentionalFirearms 23 4Traps, Foothold 1Pyrotechnics (All) 1Traps, Pole 1
Subtotal for 25 5Buzzards, Long-legged
Caimans, SpectacledFL
IntentionalHandcaught/Gathered 2
Subtotal for 2Caimans, Spectacled
CaracarasTX
IntentionalCar/Truck 4Electronic Harassment Devices (Other) 8Pyrotechnics (All) 12Firearms 4 19
UnintentionalSnares, Neck 1 1
Page 45 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Caracaras
Subtotal for 5 1 43Caracaras
Cardinals, NorthernAL
IntentionalTraps, Cage 4
HIIntentional
Traps, Decoy 71 10Firearms 36 1Vehicles (All) 1,382Pneumatics 2Traps, Cage 30 20
KSUnintentional
Traps, Cage 1
Subtotal for 139 35 1,383Cardinals, Northern
Cardinals, Red CrestedHI
IntentionalPneumatics 738Traps, Decoy 390Vehicles (All) 13,029Firearms 1,759 2,067Traps, Cage 610Pyrotechnics (All) 12
Subtotal for 3,497 15,108Cardinals, Red Crested
Page 46 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Caribou/ReindeerAK
IntentionalCracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 446Vehicles (All) 211Pyrotechnics, 15mm 6
Subtotal for 663Caribou/Reindeer
Catbirds, GrayKS
IntentionalVehicles (All) 2
NJIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 1
NYIntentional
Traps, Other 13Unintentional
Traps, Other 8
Subtotal for 22 2Catbirds, Gray
Catfish, Bullhead (All)WI
UnintentionalTraps, Body Grip 1
Subtotal for 1Catfish, Bullhead (All)
Catfish, ChannelWV
Page 47 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Catfish, ChannelWV
UnintentionalTraps, Other 32
Subtotal for 32Catfish, Channel
Cats, Feral/Free RangingAK
IntentionalPhysical Actions (Hand/Voice) 1Firearms 1 1Traps, Cage 1Vehicles (All) 6
ALIntentional
Traps, Cage 1
AZIntentional
Firearms 4Traps, Cage 8Handcaught/Gathered 13
CAIntentional
Pneumatics 1Traps, Cage 141 31Vehicles (All) 3Spotlight 19 1Handcaught/Gathered 2Firearms 17Traps, Foothold (Padded) 5
Page 48 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Cats, Feral/Free RangingCA
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 11Traps, Body Grip 1Traps, Raptor (Swedish Goshawk) 3
COIntentional
Firearms 1Traps, Cage 10
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 3
DDIntentional
Traps, Foothold 2Firearms 3Snares, Neck 1
FLIntentional
Traps, Cage 21 35
GAIntentional
Traps, Foothold 2Traps, Cage 17Pneumatics 2
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 24
GBIntentional
Traps, Cage 13Firearms 5
Page 49 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Cats, Feral/Free RangingGU
IntentionalTraps, Cage 26
HIIntentional
Vehicles (All) 291Traps, Cage 166 286Firearms 17Handcaught/Gathered 6
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 1
IAIntentional
Car/Truck 3Traps, Cage 1
IDIntentional
Traps, Cage 1Unintentional
Traps, Foothold 1Traps, Foothold (Padded) 1
ILIntentional
Traps, Cage 7Vehicles (All) 2
INIntentional
Traps, Cage 1Pyrotechnics (All) 3Vehicles (All) 3
Page 50 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Cats, Feral/Free RangingKS
IntentionalTraps, Cage 16Spotlight 1Handcaught/Gathered 2Vehicles (All) 3
KYIntentional
Firearms 3Traps, Cage 29 7Handcaught/Gathered 1
MAIntentional
Traps, Cage 11
MDIntentional
Traps, Cage 11Firearms 7 1
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 8
MEIntentional
Traps, Cage 2
MNUnintentional
Traps, Foothold 2
MOIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 1Physical Actions (Hand/Voice) 1
Page 51 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Cats, Feral/Free RangingMO
IntentionalTraps, Cage 9
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 2
NCIntentional
Vehicles (All) 1Traps, Cage 2
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 21
NDUnintentional
Traps, Foothold 1
NEIntentional
Firearms 10Traps, Body Grip 3Traps, Cage 17
NHIntentional
Traps, Cage 1
NJIntentional
Traps, Cage 4Snares, Neck 1
NMIntentional
Traps, Cage 11Unintentional
Page 52 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Cats, Feral/Free RangingNM
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 1
NVIntentional
Traps, Cage 9
NYIntentional
Snares, Neck 1Car/Truck 8
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 2
OHIntentional
Vehicles (All) 1Firearms 11Traps, Cage 4 2
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 6Snares, Foot/Leg 1Traps, Foothold 1
OKIntentional
Traps, Cage 6Unintentional
Traps, Cage 2
ORIntentional
Traps, Cage 3 2 7Unintentional
Page 53 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Cats, Feral/Free RangingOR
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 1
PAIntentional
Vehicles (All) 1Spotlight 4Handcaught/Gathered 8Traps, Cage 15 18Firearms 43Snares, Neck 4 4
UnintentionalTraps, Body Grip 1Traps, Cage 2
PRIntentional
Traps, Cage 14
TNIntentional
Traps, Cage 25 18Unintentional
Traps, Cage 22
TXIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 2Firearms 1Spotlight 4Traps, Cage 9
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 2
Page 54 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Cats, Feral/Free RangingTX
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 2
UTIntentional
Firearms 2
VAIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 1Vehicles (All) 4Traps, Cage 31
UnintentionalTraps, Body Grip 1Traps, Foothold (Padded) 1Traps, Foothold 1 1Traps, Cage 6
VIIntentional
Vehicles (All) 4
VTIntentional
Traps, Cage 16
WAIntentional
Traps, Cage 9Handcaught/Gathered 5Firearms 19
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold (Padded) 3Traps, Cage 1
Page 55 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Cats, Feral/Free RangingWV
IntentionalTraps, Cage 2
UnintentionalTraps, Body Grip 1Traps, Cage 32Traps, Foothold 1
WYIntentional
Traps, Cage 99 2Ketamine/Xylazine 5:1 1Traps, Foothold 2Firearms 1
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 1 21Traps, Foothold 2
Subtotal for 790 813 349Cats, Feral/Free Ranging
Cats, JungleDD
IntentionalTraps, Foothold 11 1Snares, Neck 10
Subtotal for 21 1Cats, Jungle
Cattle, FeralHI
IntentionalFirearms 10
Page 56 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Cattle, FeralHI
IntentionalVehicles (All) 91
Subtotal for 10 91Cattle, Feral
Chickens, Feral/Free RangingGA
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 2
HIIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 35Vehicles (All) 2,795Traps, Cage 935Firearms 1,501 916
NYIntentional
Nets, Other 2Nets, Cannon/Rocket 1
Subtotal for 2,474 2 3,711Chickens, Feral/Free Ranging
ChiffchaffDD
IntentionalFirearms 56
Subtotal for 56Chiffchaff
Chipmunks, EasternME
Page 57 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Chipmunks, EasternME
IntentionalTraps, Snap (Rat, Mouse, Etc.) 29
Subtotal for 29Chipmunks, Eastern
ChukarsCA
IntentionalFirearms 8
Subtotal for 8Chukars
CoatisAZ
IntentionalPaint Balls 1
Subtotal for 1Coatis
Coots, AmericanAK
IntentionalPyrotechnics, 15mm 1
AZIntentional
A/C Powder 807Bombs/Bangers 32Firearms 283 1Nets, Cannon/Rocket 135
CAIntentional
Page 58 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Coots, AmericanCA
IntentionalWhistlers/Screamers 166Electronic Harassment Devices (Other) 10Vehicles (All) 1,034Bombs/Bangers 557Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 10,717Pneumatics 8A/C Powder 1,887Dog 948Firearms 966 3,634
COIntentional
Firearms 1 28
FLIntentional
Firearms 143 254Pyrotechnics (All) 9,635
ILIntentional
Firearms 2 6
INIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 10
MIIntentional
Firearms 22
MOIntentional
Page 59 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Coots, AmericanMO
IntentionalPyrotechnics (All) 22Physical Actions (Hand/Voice) 1
NDIntentional
Firearms 6Pyrotechnics (All) 4
NEIntentional
Firearms 69
OHIntentional
Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 140Bombs/Bangers 630
ORIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 1,050
PAIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 3
TXIntentional
Firearms 6
UTIntentional
A/C Powder 298
VAIntentional
Page 60 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Coots, AmericanVA
IntentionalFirearms 8
WAIntentional
Firearms 9 2,915
WIUnintentional
Traps, Body Grip 1
Subtotal for 4,643 31,806Coots, American
Cormorants, Double-crestedAK
IntentionalFirearms 2Vehicles (All) 4Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 13Capa Cartridges 4Pyrotechnics, 15mm 8
ALIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 3,000Firearms 162 10,680
ARIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 2,785Firearms 807 17,370
AZIntentional
Page 61 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Cormorants, Double-crestedAZ
IntentionalBombs/Bangers 183Firearms 22
CAIntentional
Dog 255Vehicles (All) 106Bombs/Bangers 140Whistlers/Screamers 44Firearms 16 30Handcaught/Gathered 1Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 103
CTIntentional
Vehicles (All) 39Firearms 3
FLIntentional
Firearms 201 23Physical Actions (Hand/Voice) 10Pyrotechnics (All) 1,999
GAIntentional
Firearms 5
ILIntentional
Firearms 6 1Pyrotechnics (All) 4
Page 62 of 665*About Capture/Restraint Method: This column reports the primary method or tool used to capture, restrain, or identify/target the animals addressed. This MAY NOT have been the method or tool used to kill, euthanize, or free/relocate, the animal captured. When animals are captured and/or restrained, WS employees use methods or tools to euthanize, and approved handling and transport are used to free or relocate. ^ Removed/Destroyed only counts the removal or destruction of dens and burrows. Invasive species in this report are highlighted and displayed in red. Each year, Wildlife Services manages damage caused by many invasive species.
-
Intentional / UnintentionalSpecies
Capture/Restraint Method *
Killed / Euthanized
Removed/ Destroyed^
Freed/Released / Relocated DispersedState
Table G. Animals Taken by Component/Method Type and Fate by Wildlife Services - FY 2013
Cormorants, Double-crestedIN
IntentionalExploders, Gas (All) 16
KSIntentional
Firearms 3Vehicles (All) 3
LAIntentional
Firearms 8 26
MAIntentional
Bombs/Bangers 1,200
MEIntentional
Boat 105Firearms 9 466
MIIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 2,225Firearms 9,316 5,030
MNIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 1,440Firearms 512Traps, Foothold (Padded) 355Pneumatics 1,590
MOIntentional
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