Know how to identify specific problems associated with gray squirrels and learn the recommended management strategies for homeowners...
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Gray squirrels are an ecologically important species in Alabama. Their food caching is an important part of seed dispersal and propa...
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Rats and mice may cause harm to humans by transmitting diseases, destroying property, and biting. Understanding the three species of...
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Eastern bluebirds are a popular species to observe among bird enthusiast and homeowners. Preferring open areas, eastern bluebi...
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This is the fourth in a four-part series on the use of prescribed fire in forested settings. Learn how prescribed fire benefits sele...
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The latest buzz in the wild pig world still revolves around the development of toxicants for use in controlling wild pigs. There are two t...
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Formation and membership of hunting clubs in Alabama and the Southeast have been popular for decades. After all, hunting clubs offer...
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North American Beaver (Castor Canadensis)
Native, semi-aquatic rodent found in southeastern U.S. wetlands.
Largest rodent in the Sou...
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Your backyard can become a miniature wildlife refuge, attracting many different kinds of wild animals.
Songbirds, rabbits, ...
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When deer and turkey seasons end, it is an ideal time to look at wildlife and forestry management techniques that can be completed in the su...
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Most properties managed for wildlife have at least a few food plots planted on an annual basis. The formula for successful wildlife plots ge...
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Developed in Japan in the 1980s, Shinrin-yoku means taking in the forest atmosphere or forest bathing, and it is gaining popularity in the U...
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