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 2011 Albatrosses, Laysan HI Intentional Handcaught/Gathered 429 Vehicles (All) 520 Pyrotechnics (All) 109 Subtotal for 429 629 Albatrosses, Laysan Alligators, American CA Intentional Firearms 1 FL Intentional Pyrotechnics (All) 2 Handcaught/Gathered 2 Unintentional Traps, Body Grip 1 Snares, Neck 1 2 GA Unintentional Snares, Neck 2 Traps, Body Grip 1 Traps, Cage 1 LA Unintentional Traps, Foothold 1 Snares, Neck 5 Traps, Body Grip 8 8 MS Unintentional Snares, Neck 2 Page 1 of 573 *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.
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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 2011
Albatrosses, LaysanHI
IntentionalHandcaught/Gathered 429Vehicles (All) 520Pyrotechnics (All) 109
Subtotal for 429 629Albatrosses, Laysan
Alligators, AmericanCA
IntentionalFirearms 1
FLIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 2Handcaught/Gathered 2
UnintentionalTraps, Body Grip 1Snares, Neck 1 2
GAUnintentional
Snares, Neck 2Traps, Body Grip 1Traps, Cage 1
LAUnintentional
Traps, Foothold 1Snares, Neck 5Traps, Body Grip 8 8
MSUnintentional
Snares, Neck 2
Page 1 of 573*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.
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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 2011
Alligators, AmericanMS
UnintentionalTraps, Body Grip 1
NCIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 1
TXUnintentional
Traps, Body Grip 1
Subtotal for 13 25 2Alligators, American
AnhingasFL
IntentionalFirearms 7 2Pneumatics 1Pyrotechnics (All) 32
GAIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 8Firearms 1
Subtotal for 9 42Anhingas
Armadillos, Nine-BandedAL
IntentionalFirearms 1
FLIntentional
Traps, Cage 13 4Firearms 49
Page 2 of 573*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.
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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 2011
Armadillos, Nine-BandedFL
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 8
GAIntentional
Traps, Cage 39
KSIntentional
Spotlight 1
LAIntentional
Firearms 126Unintentional
Traps, Cage 1
MSIntentional
Firearms 44Unintentional
Traps, Body Grip 2
OKIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 5Pneumatics 1Traps, Cage 2Spotlight 15Snares, Neck 7Firearms 16
UnintentionalSnares, Neck 1
TXIntentional
Page 3 of 573*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.
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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 2011
Armadillos, Nine-BandedTX
IntentionalTraps, Cage 4Spotlight 5Firearms 4
UnintentionalSnares, Neck 14Traps, Foothold 1Traps, Cage 1
Subtotal for 345 19Armadillos, Nine-Banded
Avadavats, RedHI
IntentionalFirearms 2,455 4,999Vehicles (All) 8,426
Subtotal for 2,455 13,425Avadavats, Red
Avocets, AmericanCA
IntentionalCracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 1,023Firearms 3 58Vehicles (All) 56Bombs/Bangers 431Whistlers/Screamers 414Dog 4
COIntentional
Car/Truck 2Firearms 11
Page 4 of 573*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.
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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 2011
Avocets, AmericanCO
IntentionalPyrotechnics (All) 6
OHIntentional
Whistlers/Screamers 5Vehicles (All) 5Bombs/Bangers 4
OKIntentional
Firearms 6
Subtotal for 3 2,025Avocets, American
BadgersAZ
IntentionalSpotlight 2Traps, Foothold (Padded) 4Traps, Cage 1
CAIntentional
Snares, Foot/Leg 9Spotlight 2Firearms 8Snares, Neck 35
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold (Padded) 1
COIntentional
Firearms 8Traps, Foothold (Padded) 5
Page 5 of 573*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.
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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 2011
BadgersIA
IntentionalFirearms 1
IDIntentional
Traps, Foothold 4Firearms 1Traps, Foothold (Padded) 4Snares, Neck 1
UnintentionalSnares, Neck 2Traps, Foothold 2
KSIntentional
Firearms 1 1Snares, Neck 3
MNIntentional
Traps, Cage 1Unintentional
Traps, Foothold 2
MOIntentional
Firearms 1
MTIntentional
Traps, Foothold 1Snares, Neck 2
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 1 2
ND
Page 6 of 573*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.
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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 2011
BadgersND
IntentionalTraps, Body Grip 1Snares, Neck 2Traps, Foothold 11
UnintentionalSnares, Neck 1 1Traps, Foothold 4
NEIntentional
Traps, Cage 4Snares, Neck 10Firearms 2Traps, Foothold 20Traps, Body Grip 7
NMIntentional
Traps, Cage 1Traps, Foothold 2Firearms 1
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 8 1Snares, Neck 3 1
NVIntentional
Firearms 8Snares, Neck 4Traps, Foothold 76 7
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 1 1
OK
Page 7 of 573*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.
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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 2011
BadgersOK
IntentionalSpotlight 5Traps, Foothold 9Snares, Neck 6Firearms 3Catch Pole 1
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 1
ORIntentional
Traps, Foothold 49Snares, Neck 14Firearms 3
UnintentionalSnares, Neck 1Traps, Foothold 3 2
TXIntentional
Firearms 2Traps, Foothold 4Snares, Neck 5
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 14 3Snares, Neck 78 2
UTUnintentional
Snares, Neck 1Traps, Foothold 1 3
WAIntentional
Page 8 of 573*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.
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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 2011
BadgersWA
IntentionalTraps, Foothold (Padded) 3
WIUnintentional
Traps, Foothold 1
WYIntentional
Snares, Neck 33Firearms 14Traps, Foothold 15
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 4Snares, Neck 4 1
Subtotal for 536 30 1Badgers
Bass, LargemouthLA
UnintentionalTraps, Body Grip 1
MSUnintentional
Traps, Body Grip 1
Subtotal for 2Bass, Largemouth
Bats (All)AZ
IntentionalHandcaught/Gathered 8
COIntentional
Page 9 of 573*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.
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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 2011
Bats (All)CO
IntentionalHandcaught/Gathered 1
ILIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 22
INIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 2
KSIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 66
MEIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 1
MOIntentional
Nets, Other 1Handcaught/Gathered 1 1
NEIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 1
OKIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 1
PAIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 1 3
VAIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 1
WV
Page 10 of 573*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.
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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 2011
Bats (All)WV
IntentionalHandcaught/Gathered 2
WYIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 7Barriers, Netting 1Nets, Other 2
Subtotal for 17 105Bats (All)
Bears, BlackAK
IntentionalFirearms 2Paint Balls 9Ammunition, Rubber (All) 1Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 5Vehicles (All) 12Pyrotechnics (All) 2Physical Actions (Hand/Voice) 1
AZIntentional
Paint Balls 2Traps, Cage 1Traps, Culvert 1 9Firearms 12
CAIntentional
Snares, Foot/Leg 4Traps, Cage 20 2Firearms 25
Page 11 of 573*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.
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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 2011
Bears, BlackCA
IntentionalDog 3Spotlight 1Traps, Culvert 88 3
UnintentionalTraps, Culvert 1Traps, Drive/Corral 2
COIntentional
Firearms 69Traps, Cage 5
FLIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 2
IDIntentional
Snares, Foot/Leg 3Firearms 1
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 1 3Snares, Neck 1
MEIntentional
Ketamine/Xylazine 2:1 8Traps, Cage 2
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 2
MIUnintentional
Traps, Foothold 2
Page 12 of 573*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.
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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 2011
Bears, BlackMN
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 1 5Snares, Neck 1 1
MTIntentional
Firearms 6Traps, Culvert 2Snares, Foot/Leg 11Snares, Neck 1
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 3Traps, Culvert 1
NCIntentional
Firearms 2
NHIntentional
Traps, Culvert 2Handcaught/Gathered 1
NMIntentional
Snares, Foot/Leg 9Firearms 1
UnintentionalSnares, Foot/Leg 4
NVIntentional
Snares, Neck 2Unintentional
Snares, Neck 2
Page 13 of 573*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.
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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 2011
Bears, BlackOR
IntentionalDog 1Traps, Cage 16 1Firearms 69Traps, Foothold 2Snares, Foot/Leg 126Traps, Culvert 17Snares, Neck 7Handcaught/Gathered 1
UnintentionalSnares, Neck 1
UTIntentional
Snares, Foot/Leg 16 1Firearms 18Snares, Neck 5
VAIntentional
Vehicles (All) 1
WAIntentional
Snares, Foot/Leg 8
WIIntentional
Traps, Cage 2 31Traps, Culvert 9 509Catch Pole 1Snares, Foot/Leg 1Drug Delivery Devices (Other) 1Firearms 3
Page 14 of 573*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.
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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 2011
Bears, BlackWI
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 3
WVUnintentional
M-44 Cyanide Capsule 2
WYIntentional
Snares, Foot/Leg 2
Subtotal for 574 598 42Bears, Black
Bears, GrizzlyMT
IntentionalTraps, Culvert 1Snares, Foot/Leg 3Pyrotechnics (All) 1
Subtotal for 4 1Bears, Grizzly
Bears, Louisiana BlackLA
IntentionalDrug Delivery Devices (Other) 1
Subtotal for 1Bears, Louisiana Black
BeaversAK
IntentionalPhysical Actions (Hand/Voice) 1Pyrotechnics (All) 1
AL
Page 15 of 573*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.
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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 2011
BeaversAL
IntentionalSnares, Neck 159Firearms 485Traps, Foothold 99Traps, Body Grip 802
AZIntentional
Traps, Suitcase 2Unintentional
Snares, Neck 1
CAIntentional
Traps, Cage 12Traps, Body Grip 308Snares, Neck 287Night Vision/Infrared Equipment 1Firearms 222Traps, Suitcase 11
COIntentional
Firearms 56Traps, Suitcase 129 9Traps, Cage 3Snares, Neck 5Traps, Body Grip 11
CTIntentional
Firearms 1
FLIntentional
Page 16 of 573*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.
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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 2011
BeaversFL
IntentionalFirearms 1Traps, Foothold (Padded) 2Traps, Body Grip 10Snares, Neck 93
GAIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 147Traps, Foothold 9Snares, Neck 47Firearms 2
IDIntentional
Traps, Foothold 14Firearms 5Traps, Body Grip 31Snares, Neck 26
ILIntentional
Traps, Foothold 9Firearms 21Traps, Body Grip 73
INIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 1
KSIntentional
Traps, Foothold 1Traps, Body Grip 17Firearms 1 2
Page 17 of 573*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.
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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 2011
BeaversKY
IntentionalSnares, Neck 8Firearms 1Traps, Foothold 7Traps, Body Grip 41
LAIntentional
Traps, Foothold 141Firearms 60Traps, Body Grip 539Snares, Neck 159
MAIntentional
Firearms 2Traps, Body Grip 81
MDIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 2Unintentional
Traps, Body Grip 1
MEIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 126Traps, Suitcase 619 159Traps, Foothold 1Firearms 2
MIIntentional
Firearms 1Traps, Body Grip 1
Page 18 of 573*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.
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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 2011
BeaversMI
IntentionalTraps, Foothold 1
MNIntentional
Traps, Cage 1Traps, Body Grip 313Firearms 4Traps, Foothold 90Snares, Neck 4
MOIntentional
Traps, Suitcase 2Traps, Body Grip 39Firearms 3
MSIntentional
Snares, Neck 273Firearms 305Spotlight 1Traps, Foothold 199Traps, Body Grip 3,002
MTIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 3
NCIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 1Traps, Foothold 186Traps, Body Grip 3,409Traps, Cage 2
Page 19 of 573*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.
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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 2011
BeaversNC
IntentionalFirearms 497Snares, Neck 175
NDIntentional
Traps, Cage 12Traps, Body Grip 826Snares, Neck 8Traps, Foothold 67Firearms 57
NEIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 93Traps, Foothold 2Firearms 44Snares, Neck 24Traps, Suitcase 47Traps, Cage 1
NHIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 2Firearms 1
NMIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 28Firearms 5Spotlight 2
NVIntentional
Traps, Foothold 2
Page 20 of 573*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.
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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 2011
BeaversNV
IntentionalTraps, Body Grip 13Snares, Neck 2
NYIntentional
Firearms 3Traps, Body Grip 36
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 1
OHIntentional
Snares, Neck 1
OKIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 3,173Spotlight 577Snares, Neck 287Traps, Foothold 10Firearms 520
ORIntentional
Traps, Other 17Traps, Body Grip 309Spotlight 1Firearms 89Snares, Foot/Leg 2Snares, Neck 74 2Traps, Foothold 18Traps, Cage 16Traps, Suitcase 9 1
Page 21 of 573*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.
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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 2011
BeaversPA
IntentionalTraps, Other 1Traps, Cage 1Snares, Neck 1Catch Pole 1
SCIntentional
Snares, Neck 946Traps, Foothold 78Traps, Body Grip 542Firearms 162
SDIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 33
TNIntentional
Snares, Neck 148Firearms 105Traps, Body Grip 646Traps, Foothold 18
TXIntentional
Night Vision/Infrared Equipment 161Spotlight 642Firearms 610Snares, Neck 192Traps, Body Grip 1,330Traps, Foothold 51
UTIntentional
Page 22 of 573*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.
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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 2011
BeaversUT
IntentionalFirearms 4Spotlight 3Snares, Neck 1Traps, Body Grip 1
VAIntentional
Snares, Neck 19Traps, Body Grip 315Handcaught/Gathered 1Traps, Foothold 26Firearms 65
VTIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 5
WAIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 347Traps, Suitcase 139Firearms 74Spotlight 1Traps, Cage 3Traps, Foothold (Padded) 25
WIIntentional
Traps, Body Grip 833Snares, Neck 9Firearms 5Traps, Foothold 438
WVPage 23 of 573*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.
-
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 2011
BeaversWV
IntentionalTraps, Body Grip 4
WYIntentional
Firearms 3Snares, Neck 46Traps, Body Grip 27Traps, Foothold 4
Subtotal for 27,842 179 5Beavers
Beavers (Burrow/Den)AL
IntentionalHand Tools 1
Subtotal for 1Beavers (Burrow/Den)
Beavers, MountainOR
IntentionalTraps, Body Grip 7
Subtotal for 7Beavers, Mountain
Birds, UnidentifiableCA
IntentionalCracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 100
FLIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 117
HI
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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 2011
Birds, UnidentifiableHI
IntentionalVehicles (All) 21Pyrotechnics (All) 6
MDUnintentional
Traps, Bal-Chatri 1
NCIntentional
Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 1Whistlers/Screamers 2Bombs/Bangers 3
PAUnintentional
Traps, Cage 1
VAUnintentional
Traps, Decoy 1
VIIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 19
WVUnintentional
Traps, Cage 1
Subtotal for 4 269Birds, Unidentifiable
Bitterns, YellowGU
IntentionalPyrotechnics (All) 298Vehicles (All) 2,630
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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 2011
Bitterns, Yellow
Subtotal for 2,928Bitterns, Yellow
Blackbirds, (Mixed Species)AL
IntentionalExploders, Gas (All) 200
ARIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 3,700Car/Truck 2,000
CAIntentional
Traps, Cage 221Firearms 2 81Traps, Decoy 6Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 3,150Whistlers/Screamers 1,015Bombs/Bangers 2,145
FLIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 21,035Firearms 54Vehicles (All) 10Electronic Harassment Devices (Other) 10
GAIntentional
Vehicles (All) 45
ILIntentional
Firearms 3,350Vehicles (All) 775
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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 2011
Blackbirds, (Mixed Species)IL
IntentionalPyrotechnics (All) 11,362
INIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 1,500
KSIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 150Vehicles (All) 100Firearms 59,613
KYIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 3,399,845Exploders, Gas (All) 172,045
MDIntentional
Exploders, Gas (All) 100Vehicles (All) 200Firearms 55 3,895Pyrotechnics (All) 1,025
MOIntentional
Firearms 75Pneumatics 21Pyrotechnics (All) 2,011,500Physical Actions (Hand/Voice) 345
MSIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 10,000
NC
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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 2011
Blackbirds, (Mixed Species)NC
IntentionalCracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 500Bombs/Bangers 1,000Whistlers/Screamers 200
NEIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 4,300Firearms 1,175
NJIntentional
Vehicles (All) 150
NMIntentional
Firearms 2,578
NYIntentional
Firearms 480Whistlers/Screamers 150Car/Truck 460
OHIntentional
Bombs/Bangers 209
ORIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 250Firearms 200
TNIntentional
Vehicles (All) 790Firearms 150
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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 2011
Blackbirds, (Mixed Species)TN
IntentionalPyrotechnics (All) 23,550
VAIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 12,800Vehicles (All) 750Firearms 1,750Exploders, Gas (All) 200
Subtotal for 284 5,760,988Blackbirds, (Mixed Species)
Blackbirds, Brewer`sAZ
IntentionalBombs/Bangers 1,600
CAIntentional
Electronic Harassment Devices (Other) 250Vehicles (All) 9,521Firearms 51 316Traps, Cage 30Traps, Decoy 77Dog 233Whistlers/Screamers 485Bombs/Bangers 1,018Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 25,605DRC-1339-Feedlots 850
COIntentional
Firearms 1
NM
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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 2011
Blackbirds, Brewer`sNM
IntentionalDRC-1339-Feedlots 16,335Firearms 17
NVIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 6DRC-1339-Feedlots 600
OKIntentional
Vehicles (All) 20Firearms 19 12
ORIntentional
DRC-1339-Feedlots 500Pyrotechnics (All) 2,950DRC-1339-Staging Areas 700Firearms 445 700
WAIntentional
Traps, Decoy 877Pyrotechnics (All) 1,405Firearms 288 7,955
Subtotal for 20,796 52,070Blackbirds, Brewer`s
Blackbirds, Red-WingedAL
IntentionalTraps, Cage 5Pyrotechnics (All) 55
AZ
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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 2011
Blackbirds, Red-WingedAZ
IntentionalBombs/Bangers 1,300
CAIntentional
Exploders, Gas (All) 10,000Dog 43Whistlers/Screamers 635Firearms 3,470 61,448Pneumatics 2Traps, Other 9 11Vehicles (All) 1,351Bombs/Bangers 78Traps, Decoy 156Traps, Cage 1DRC-1339-Feedlots 300
COIntentional
DRC-1339-Feedlots 140Pyrotechnics (All) 232Firearms 10,025 203,048Car/Truck 22
CTIntentional
Whistlers/Screamers 121
FLIntentional
Car/Truck 3Electronic Harassment Devices (Other) 10Pyrotechnics (All) 992Firearms 105 94
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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 2011
Blackbirds, Red-WingedIA
IntentionalFirearms 46 10,650Pneumatics 8Vehicles (All) 5,150Pyrotechnics (All) 10,500
ILIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 1,260Firearms 145 1,047Vehicles (All) 100
INIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 350Firearms 48 53Electronic Harassment Devices (Other) 465Vehicles (All) 168
KSIntentional
Firearms 49 455Vehicles (All) 82
KYIntentional
Firearms 5
LAIntentional
Firearms 3DRC-1339-Staging Areas 225,764Pyrotechnics (All) 76
MAIntentional
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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 2011
Blackbirds, Red-WingedMA
IntentionalFirearms 2
MDIntentional
Traps, Other 9Firearms 3 8
MNIntentional
Traps, Cage 127Firearms 91 2,820Pyrotechnics (All) 750
MOIntentional
Pneumatics 27 43Vehicles (All) 1,370Pyrotechnics (All) 510,745Physical Actions (Hand/Voice) 25Firearms 70 432
MSIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 876Firearms 112 2,700
NCIntentional
Firearms 4 24Vehicles (All) 125
NDIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 580,540Firearms 11,310 149,965
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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 2011
Blackbirds, Red-WingedNE
IntentionalFirearms 76 300Pyrotechnics (All) 250
NJIntentional
Traps, Decoy 13Firearms 37 72Traps, Other 150Vehicles (All) 141Handcaught/Gathered 6
NMIntentional
DRC-1339-Feedlots 7,975Firearms 5
NVIntentional
DRC-1339-Feedlots 400
NYIntentional
Traps, Other 71Firearms 13 6
UnintentionalTraps, Decoy 1
OHIntentional
Whistlers/Screamers 15,433Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 3,500Vehicles (All) 300Firearms 365 22,588Traps, Decoy 322
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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 2011
Blackbirds, Red-WingedOH
IntentionalBombs/Bangers 31,348
OKIntentional
Pneumatics 2Vehicles (All) 122Pyrotechnics (All) 122,000Exploders, Gas (All) 90Firearms 460 4
PAIntentional
Traps, Decoy 239Pyrotechnics (All) 3,250Firearms 50 900Vehicles (All) 634
SDIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 3,000
TNIntentional
Firearms 7Pneumatics 2
TXIntentional
Firearms 144 453Pyrotechnics (All) 2,300DRC-1339-Staging Areas 392,744Exploders, Gas (All) 2,700Car/Truck 300
VA
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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 2011
Blackbirds, Red-WingedVA
IntentionalTraps, Decoy 7Firearms 373 1,386Pyrotechnics (All) 337Exploders, Gas (All) 300
WAIntentional
Physical Actions (Hand/Voice) 3,600Firearms 25 2,200Traps, Decoy 1,488
WIIntentional
Traps, Decoy 124Pyrotechnics (All) 235
Subtotal for 657,134 12 1,777,960Blackbirds, Red-Winged
Blackbirds, Yellow-HeadedCA
IntentionalTraps, Decoy 9Vehicles (All) 1
NDIntentional
Firearms 350 9,500Pyrotechnics (All) 1,750
WAIntentional
Traps, Decoy 1
Subtotal for 359 1 11,251Blackbirds, Yellow-Headed
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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 2011
Bluebirds, EasternMS
IntentionalPyrotechnics (All) 4Firearms 4
VAUnintentional
Traps, Other 2 1Traps, Decoy 3
Subtotal for 6 4 4Bluebirds, Eastern
Bluebirds, MountainCA
IntentionalCracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 2
Subtotal for 2Bluebirds, Mountain
Bluebirds, WesternCA
IntentionalVehicles (All) 3Firearms 1
Subtotal for 1 3Bluebirds, Western
BobcatsAL
IntentionalFirearms 1
AZIntentional
Traps, Foothold (Padded) 1Firearms 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 2011
BobcatsAZ
IntentionalSpotlight 1Traps, Cage 1
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 4
CAIntentional
Spotlight 2Snares, Foot/Leg 1Snares, Neck 1 3Traps, Cage 26Firearms 12Traps, Other 1Calling Device, Manual(Hand,Blown) 3Traps, Foothold (Padded) 1Calling Device, Electronic 6
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 1
COIntentional
Traps, Cage 1Firearms 1Traps, Foothold (Padded) 1
FLIntentional
Traps, Foothold (Padded) 1Vehicles (All) 1Pyrotechnics (All) 3
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold (Padded) 1 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 2011
BobcatsGA
IntentionalTraps, Foothold 44
IDUnintentional
Traps, Foothold 2
KSIntentional
Snares, Neck 1
LAIntentional
Traps, Foothold 1Snares, Neck 3
UnintentionalTraps, Body Grip 2Snares, Neck 1
MIUnintentional
Traps, Foothold 1
MNUnintentional
Traps, Foothold 3 10
MOIntentional
Vehicles (All) 2Physical Actions (Hand/Voice) 1Snares, Neck 1
MSIntentional
Traps, Foothold 2
MTUnintentional
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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 2011
BobcatsMT
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 1
NCUnintentional
Traps, Foothold (Padded) 1
NEIntentional
Firearms 2
NMIntentional
Fixed Wing 1Firearms 5Dog 1Snares, Neck 9Traps, Cage 1Traps, Foothold 22
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 3
NVIntentional
Snares, Neck 5 1Traps, Foothold 2 9
UnintentionalSnares, Neck 3Traps, Foothold 1 1
OKIntentional
Traps, Cage 1Traps, Foothold 5Snares, Neck 10
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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 2011
BobcatsOK
IntentionalCalling Device, Manual(Hand,Blown) 2Calling Device, Electronic 3Firearms 1
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 5 1
ORIntentional
Snares, Neck 34Traps, Foothold 25 1Traps, Cage 1Firearms 5
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 5Snares, Neck 1
TXIntentional
Traps, Cage 26Traps, Foothold 283Traps, Foothold (Padded) 1Helicopter 81Calling Device, Electronic 11Snares, Foot/Leg 1Calling Device, Manual(Hand,Blown) 22Snares, Neck 485Firearms 48Fixed Wing 5Spotlight 1
UnintentionalSnares, Neck 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 2011
BobcatsUT
IntentionalSnares, Neck 1Traps, Foothold 3
VAIntentional
Firearms 1
WIUnintentional
Traps, Foothold 5
WVUnintentional
Snares, Neck 1
WYIntentional
Traps, Foothold 1Snares, Foot/Leg 1Snares, Neck 18
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 3Snares, Neck 3
Subtotal for 1,263 57 7Bobcats
BobolinksFL
IntentionalFirearms 19Pyrotechnics (All) 1,395
PAIntentional
Vehicles (All) 23
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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 2011
Bobolinks
Subtotal for 19 1,418Bobolinks
Bulbuls, Red-VentedHI
IntentionalFirearms 1,090 1,701Traps, Decoy 15Vehicles (All) 4,809Traps, Cage 3
Subtotal for 1,108 6,510Bulbuls, Red-Vented
Bulbuls, Red-WhiskeredHI
IntentionalVehicles (All) 33Firearms 2
Subtotal for 35Bulbuls, Red-Whiskered
Buntings, LarkCO
IntentionalFirearms 948 25,564Car/Truck 10
TXIntentional
Firearms 16 295
Subtotal for 964 25,869Buntings, Lark
Buntings, SnowAK
Intentional
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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 2011
Buntings, SnowAK
IntentionalPhysical Actions (Hand/Voice) 8Pyrotechnics (All) 150Vehicles (All) 43
ILIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 700Firearms 9 80
MAIntentional
Bombs/Bangers 138Firearms 5 125Whistlers/Screamers 75Vehicles (All) 50
UnintentionalWhistlers/Screamers 100
NJIntentional
Vehicles (All) 50
OHIntentional
Vehicles (All) 120Bombs/Bangers 440
PAIntentional
Vehicles (All) 70Pyrotechnics (All) 6Firearms 40
RIIntentional
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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 2011
Buntings, SnowRI
IntentionalVehicles (All) 350Firearms 1 150
Subtotal for 15 2,695Buntings, Snow
Caimans, SpectacledFL
IntentionalFirearms 1Pyrotechnics (All) 2
Subtotal for 1 2Caimans, Spectacled
CaracarasTX
IntentionalPyrotechnics (All) 43Electronic Harassment Devices (Other) 7Firearms 14 23
Subtotal for 14 73Caracaras
Cardinals, NorthernHI
IntentionalVehicles (All) 713Traps, Decoy 103 1Traps, Cage 45 1Firearms 112 23Pneumatics 6
MOIntentional
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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 2011
Cardinals, NorthernMO
IntentionalHandcaught/Gathered 1
NEUnintentional
Traps, Cage 1 4
VAUnintentional
Traps, Decoy 1
Subtotal for 267 8 736Cardinals, Northern
Cardinals, Red CrestedHI
IntentionalTraps, Decoy 401Pneumatics 490 4Traps, Cage 1,435Firearms 2,367 1,490Vehicles (All) 10,844
Subtotal for 4,693 12,338Cardinals, Red Crested
Caribou/ReindeerAK
IntentionalPyrotechnics (All) 218Paint Balls 22Vehicles (All) 161Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 1,116Firearms 168Physical Actions (Hand/Voice) 10
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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 2011
Caribou/Reindeer
Subtotal for 1,695Caribou/Reindeer
Catbirds, GrayMA
IntentionalTraps, Cage 2
PAUnintentional
Traps, Cage 1
Subtotal for 3Catbirds, Gray
Catfish, Bullhead (All)NC
UnintentionalTraps, Body Grip 1
Subtotal for 1Catfish, Bullhead (All)
Cats, Feral/Free RangingAK
IntentionalVehicles (All) 7Firearms 1Paint Balls 4
ALIntentional
Firearms 2Traps, Cage 11
AZIntentional
Firearms 1Traps, Cage 23
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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 2011
Cats, Feral/Free RangingAZ
IntentionalHandcaught/Gathered 6Traps, Foothold (Padded) 3
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold (Padded) 2
CAIntentional
Catch Pole 2Dog 1Traps, Other 1Traps, Cage 216 76Traps, Decoy 1Handcaught/Gathered 7 8Spotlight 62Traps, Foothold (Padded) 1Firearms 31Traps, Body Grip 3Vehicles (All) 9
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 34
COIntentional
Firearms 3Unintentional
Traps, Cage 1 1
FLIntentional
Traps, Cage 13Physical Actions (Hand/Voice) 1Car/Truck 2
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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 2011
Cats, Feral/Free RangingFL
IntentionalTraps, Foothold (Padded) 1
GAIntentional
Firearms 38Traps, Cage 15 4
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 33
GBIntentional
Firearms 85Traps, Cage 69
GUIntentional
Traps, Cage 6
HIIntentional
Firearms 36 2Traps, Cage 184 253Traps, Other 4Handcaught/Gathered 2Vehicles (All) 146Spotlight 3Traps, Foothold (Padded) 1Traps, Foothold 9
IDUnintentional
Traps, Cage 1Traps, Foothold 1
IL
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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 2011
Cats, Feral/Free RangingIL
IntentionalTraps, Cage 32
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 2
INIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 1Traps, Cage 3
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 1
KSIntentional
Firearms 1 2Traps, Cage 2Vehicles (All) 4
KYIntentional
Traps, Cage 15 4Firearms 2
LAIntentional
Traps, Cage 2Traps, Body Grip 2
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 1
MAIntentional
Firearms 1Traps, Cage 6
Unintentional
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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 2011
Cats, Feral/Free RangingMA
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 1
MDIntentional
Firearms 2Traps, Cage 1
UnintentionalTraps, Body Grip 1Traps, Cage 1 16
MEIntentional
Traps, Cage 2
MNUnintentional
Traps, Foothold 1
MOIntentional
Firearms 2 2Traps, Cage 1Handcaught/Gathered 1Traps, Body Grip 1
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 3
MSUnintentional
Traps, Foothold 1
MTIntentional
Traps, Cage 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 2011
Cats, Feral/Free RangingNC
IntentionalFirearms 6
NDUnintentional
Traps, Foothold 1
NEIntentional
Firearms 10Traps, Body Grip 2Traps, Cage 32
NJUnintentional
Traps, Cage 1
NMUnintentional
Traps, Cage 6
NVIntentional
Snares, Neck 1Traps, Foothold 1Traps, Cage 2
NYIntentional
Traps, Cage 23Unintentional
Traps, Cage 5
OHIntentional
Firearms 2Traps, Cage 1 13
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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 2011
Cats, Feral/Free RangingOH
IntentionalTraps, Body Grip 1
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 9
OKIntentional
Snares, Neck 1Vehicles (All) 2Traps, Cage 2
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 1
ORIntentional
Traps, Cage 44 2Unintentional
Traps, Cage 4Traps, Foothold 1
PAIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 1Firearms 35 2Spotlight 1Traps, Cage 22 25Vehicles (All) 12
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 16Traps, Body Grip 1
PRIntentional
Traps, Cage 2
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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 2011
Cats, Feral/Free RangingSC
IntentionalTraps, Cage 2
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 1
TNIntentional
Traps, Cage 10 23Firearms 1
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 23
TXIntentional
Spotlight 4Traps, Cage 1 7
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 2M-44 Cyanide Capsule 1Snares, Neck 2
UTIntentional
Firearms 2
VAIntentional
Traps, Cage 17Handcaught/Gathered 1
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold 1Traps, Cage 4
VIIntentional
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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 2011
Cats, Feral/Free RangingVI
IntentionalTraps, Foothold (Padded) 1
WAIntentional
Traps, Cage 21 4Firearms 12
UnintentionalTraps, Foothold (Padded) 2
WVUnintentional
Traps, Cage 46
WYIntentional
Snares, Neck 1Traps, Cage 212 26Traps, Foothold 3
UnintentionalTraps, Cage 19Traps, Foothold 1
Subtotal for 1,277 806 201Cats, Feral/Free Ranging
Cattle, FeralAZ
IntentionalSnares, Foot/Leg 1
IDUnintentional
Snares, Neck 2
Subtotal for 2 1Cattle, Feral
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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 2011
Chickens, Feral/Free RangingAZ
IntentionalTraps, Cage 5
GBIntentional
Firearms 3
HIIntentional
Nets, Other 1 2Lights (All) 9Traps, Other 8Handcaught/Gathered 13 5Snares, Neck 2Vehicles (All) 2,273Nets, Gun 1Firearms 1,297 1,526Traps, Cage 587Pneumatics 1
ILIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 2
Subtotal for 1,913 7 3,815Chickens, Feral/Free Ranging
Chipmunks (Other)WI
UnintentionalTraps, Other 1
Subtotal for 1Chipmunks (Other)
Chipmunks, EasternAL
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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 2011
Chipmunks, EasternAL
IntentionalTraps, Other 1
MEIntentional
Traps, Snap (Rat, Mouse, Etc.) 40Firearms 1
NYUnintentional
Traps, Other 1 1Traps, Snap (Rat, Mouse, Etc.) 2
OHUnintentional
Traps, Foothold 4
Subtotal for 48 2Chipmunks, Eastern
ChukarsCA
IntentionalFirearms 20 60
Subtotal for 20 60Chukars
Coots, AmericanAL
IntentionalFirearms 34
AZIntentional
Firearms 6A/C Powder 2
CAIntentional
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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 2011
Coots, AmericanCA
IntentionalFirearms 214 523Bombs/Bangers 1,683Dog 623Whistlers/Screamers 1,479Vehicles (All) 1,798A/C Powder 805Pneumatics 2Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 4,157Electronic Harassment Devices (Other) 150
UnintentionalDog 2
COIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 9Firearms 4 28
FLIntentional
Firearms 30Pyrotechnics (All) 141
ILIntentional
Firearms 1
KSIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 50Vehicles (All) 73
MIIntentional
Firearms 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 2011
Coots, AmericanMO
IntentionalFirearms 1Vehicles (All) 83Pyrotechnics (All) 110
NEIntentional
Firearms 32 500
OHIntentional
Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 20Bombs/Bangers 2Whistlers/Screamers 20Flaming Whistlers 16
OKIntentional
Pneumatics 1Firearms 5
PAIntentional
Vehicles (All) 8Pyrotechnics (All) 23Firearms 3
TXIntentional
Firearms 8
UTIntentional
A/C Powder 200
VAIntentional
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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 2011
Coots, AmericanVA
IntentionalFirearms 1
Subtotal for 1,354 11,497Coots, American
Coots, Hawaiian (T/E)HI
IntentionalPyrotechnics (All) 1Vehicles (All) 2
Subtotal for 3Coots, Hawaiian (T/E)
Cormorants, Double-CrestedAK
IntentionalCracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 70Pyrotechnics (All) 152
ALIntentional
Firearms 195 3,060Pyrotechnics (All) 10,710
ARIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 16,110Firearms 757 5,452
CAIntentional
Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 151Whistlers/Screamers 90Firearms 15 46Vehicles (All) 97
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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 2011
Cormorants, Double-CrestedCA
IntentionalBombs/Bangers 159Capa Cartridges 3
COIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 2Firearms 4 23
FLIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 255Firearms 109 105Vehicles (All) 31
ILIntentional
Vehicles (All) 7Pyrotechnics (All) 47Firearms 7 13
KSIntentional
Vehicles (All) 40Pyrotechnics (All) 891Firearms 2
LAIntentional
Firearms 3
MAIntentional
Firearms 7
MDIntentional
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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 2011
Cormorants, Double-CrestedMD
IntentionalFirearms 19
MEIntentional
Boat 35Firearms 7 188
MIIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 26,140Firearms 8,009 9,724
MNIntentional
Handcaught/Gathered 102Pneumatics 1,569Firearms 3,018
MOIntentional
Vehicles (All) 842Pyrotechnics (All) 701
MSIntentional
Vehicles (All) 32,000Car/Truck 3,000Firearms 1,037 44,750Pyrotechnics (All) 5,400
NCIntentional
Whistlers/Screamers 146Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 5Bombs/Bangers 297
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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 2011
Cormorants, Double-CrestedNE
IntentionalPyrotechnics (All) 400Firearms 3 169
NHIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 41
NJIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 4Vehicles (All) 1Firearms 1
NYIntentional
Firearms 154 7Car/Truck 5
OHIntentional
Capa Cartridges 15Bombs/Bangers 1,279Whistlers/Screamers 861Flaming Whistlers 750Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 76Firearms 300
OKIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 60Exploders, Gas (All) 50Firearms 1
PAIntentional
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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 2011
Cormorants, Double-CrestedPA
IntentionalPaint Balls 4Firearms 141 949Vehicles (All) 29Pyrotechnics (All) 402Night Vision/Infrared Equipment 8
RIIntentional
Vehicles (All) 22Firearms 4 20Whistlers/Screamers 12
TXIntentional
Vehicles (All) 32Firearms 8Pyrotechnics (All) 950Exploders, Gas (All) 1,675Boat 1,000
UTIntentional
Firearms 57
VAIntentional
Firearms 139 2,027Pyrotechnics (All) 201
VTIntentional
Boat 16,811Firearms 5,591 19,425
WA
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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 2011
Cormorants, Double-CrestedWA
IntentionalPyrotechnics (All) 29,091Detonator Rockets 4,238Cracker Shells (12 Gauge ) 631Firearms 226 795Physical Actions (Hand/Voice) 27Vehicles (All) 102
WIIntentional
Firearms 3,191Handcaught/Gathered 6
WVIntentional
Pyrotechnics (All) 29
Subtotal for 24,690 242,932Cormorants, Double-Crested
Cormorants, PelagicAK
IntentionalFirearms 1Pyrotechnics (All) 203
CAIntentional
Firearms 2
WAIntentional
Vehicles (All) 200Firearms 1
Subtotal for 3 404Cormorants, Pelagic
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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 2011
Cowbirds, Brown-HeadedAZ
IntentionalFirearms 16 150Bombs/Bangers 5,650
CAIntentional
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