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The Probe: Newsletter of the National Animal Damage Control Association
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Date of this Version
September 1982
Abstract
THE PROBE National Animal Damage Control Association September, 1982
wolf recovery project
The Florida Game & Fresh Water Fish Commission announced plans to hold a hunt to reduce the Everglades deer herd
OUR THOUGHT FOR THE DAY FOR THE BALANCE OF NATURE WORSHIPERS
The Army has found albino rats are cheaper to rear and train than dogs and may be more effective in detecting TNT in booby traps, bombs, and land mines.
"Western Regional Coordinating Committee" concerned with predator control.
U.S. environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
S.B. #2239, the antitrap bill
RODENT CONTROL GETS THE AXE
nominations for the offices to be vacated this year: Vice President and Regional Directors
the ocelot, a rare and endangered species in the U.S.A.
A West Virginia bear-killing sheep
THE BLACK DEATH
LETTERS TO YE ED
OL' TIMER'S CORNER
PREDATORS CULL THE HERD BY TAKING ONLY THE WEAK AND UNFIT
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