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Raccoons and bats, tracks and damage, cage and body-gripping traps, trap check intervals, the L-shaped footer, bat exclusion, rabies safety and the annual report. Every topic gets its own page: the drawing first, then what you need to remember. 64 illustrated pages.
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Every page has one big drawing and a box with the numbers, rules and steps you need to know:
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These are real pages from the book. The table of contents is the full one: 8 parts and 60 topics.
You're in the truck with a beaver call and a body-gripping trap on the seat, and the question hits you: can this size go on land, or only in the water?
You did read it. But the manual covers it in paragraphs: trap sizes, land sets, water sets, open seasons, exceptions. When it's all text, the sizes and the places run together.
In this book it's one page: land on one side, water on the other, each trap drawn at its size, the 7½-inch limit for land in a box and the open beaver and otter season next to the water set.
Same with the trap check rule (at least once every 24 hours), which species you can release on site and which you can't, cage trap sizes, the bat pup season and the L-shaped footer: each one gets its own page.
You see which trap goes where and you make the set without opening the regs again.
The license and the law, the 10 species, reading the signs, traps and sets, exclusion and bats, handling and safety, records and the client, and exam review: 64 pages, all illustrated.
Think of it this way:
It's a June call. The homeowner hears scratching at dusk and finds droppings under the gable vent. You need to know if it's bats, and if you can exclude them this week.
You open the book to the seasons page and see the whole year drawn as a calendar: late May to mid-August marked as the pup season to avoid exclusion, late fall and winter marked for bat-proofing.
Same with raccoon tracks, cage trap sizes, the L-shaped footer, a bat in the living room and the annual report: each one on its own page.
Nuisance Wildlife Control Illustrated is 8 parts and 60 topics, all drawn, and it ends with the numbers to know, a seasons calendar and a final exam checklist.
What you see drawn, you don't have to memorize.
What the NWCO license lets you do, getting licensed and renewing, who owns the animal, game vs. furbearer vs. unprotected, federal rules on birds and bats, local rules and written landowner permission.
Raccoon, skunk, opossum, woodchuck, gray, red and flying squirrels, chipmunk, bats, foxes and coyote, beaver and muskrat, nuisance birds and snakes, one species per page.
Front and hind tracks side by side, droppings and latrines, damage on the house, attic sounds and timing, rub marks and entry holes, and the inspection walk.
Exclude or trap, cage trap sizes, placing a live trap, baits by species, repeating traps, body-gripping, foothold and cable device rules, trap check interval and non-target captures.
Finding every opening, materials, one-way doors, chimneys and soffits, the L-shaped footer, bat exclusion step by step, the pup season, a bat in the living space and bird exclusion.
Rabies vector species in New York, where you may and may not release, acceptable euthanasia methods, carcass disposal, PPE and zoonoses, safe handling and orphaned young.
The job log, the annual report to NYSDEC, the client contract, explaining the job to the homeowner and what to carry in the truck.
The numbers to know on one page, the seasons calendar, who to call, the most common mistakes before and after, and the final checklist before the exam.
At the end of the book: The numbers to know on one page, a full-year seasons calendar, the most common mistakes before and after and a final exam checklist.
Test yourself topic by topic and see right away why each answer is right, so you find your weak spots before exam day.
Review the mistakes that cost the most on the job and on the exam, from wrong trap placement to sealing a bat in, one drawing each.
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Every rule and every species has its own page, so you study at night or on the weekend and it's still there the next day.
The numbers to know, the seasons calendar and the practice questions let you review the whole book in one sitting and find your weak spots.
Print it and keep it in the truck: tracks, trap sets, bat seasons and release rules, ready to check before you start the job.
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It's built on New York rules: 6 NYCRR Part 184 and NYSDEC licensing. In another state, the species, signs and exclusion pages still apply, but trap sizes, seasons and license rules change, so check your state's regs. If you already work on houses, it puts the NWCO rules in order, one topic per page.
From 6 NYCRR Part 184, the New York Environmental Conservation Law, NYSDEC's NWCO licensing and training materials, NYS Department of Health rabies guidance and the AVMA euthanasia guidelines. Every rule is marked so you can check it against the version in force.
No. It's independent study material, checked against the official sources. It is not issued or endorsed by NYSDEC or any agency, it doesn't give you a certificate and it doesn't count toward the license: you still take the NYSDEC exam.
No. It helps you study and review them. It also doesn't replace medical advice: after a bite, scratch or bat exposure, call a doctor and your local health department.
No. They're written for this book, in exam style, to test yourself topic by topic. They are not official exam questions.
As a PDF by email, sent to the address you enter at checkout. The 2 bonus books come the same way.
No. It's a one-time payment.
Yes. It's a PDF, and it prints well at home or at a print shop, so you can keep a copy in the truck.
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No more rereading the regs with nothing left the next day.
Trap sizes, bat seasons and release rules: you see them drawn, and that's it.
You walk into the exam knowing where everything is.
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