Vertebrate Pest Conference: Proceedings
Vertebrate Pest Conference Proceedings: 16th (1994)
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Date of this Version
February 1994
Document Type
Article
Abstract
Trapping of ground squirrels could be conducted following the use of fumigants or rodenticides to further reduce populations. Trapping should be considered as an alternative to the other methods of control in cases where other controls have not worked or would not be prudent to use. Trapping can be conducted during a longer period of the year than the other methods. The type of trap used, whether live trap or one of the kill traps, can be selected as to the environmental concerns of the trapper as all traps can be effective.