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Acres 2560 Habitat 25 Grass 25 Marsh 15 Timber Species Deer Turkey Pheasant Waterfowl Dove Contact Andy Robbins Odessa Wildlife Unit. The North Carolina General Assembly NCGA has elected to classify foxes only as a game animals rather than game and furbearers as bobcat opossum and raccoon are designated 113 2914 This classification means that the WRC may not allow foxes to be ta Keep right so others can pass Keep all pets on leash Dispose of pet waste Obey traf57375c signs and rules Pack out all garbage and litter Respect adjoining landowners rights and privacy Warn other trail users when passing by giving an audible signal The Wildlife Society has sought to promote and strengthen professional standards in all activities devoted to wildlife resources To this end the Society has developed a professional certification program designed to evaluate the education and profes Great Bend KS 67530 620 7937730 24hr Hotline 620 7933066 Area Office 620 2278609 Regional Office Department Website kdwpstateksus heyenne Bottoms Wildlife Area lies two miles east of US Highway 281 midway between Great Bend and Hois This area was pur chased under authorization of Congress through the Mitigation Project in Section 334a of the Water Resources Development Act WRDA of 1986 The 2112 acre Benedictine Bottoms was then leased to the Kansas Department of Wildlife Parks Production. Agriculture. Clint Borum. TWRA Private Lands Biologist/Producer. Background. Son of a . 40. . year veteran Wildlife Officer. Graduated from . UTMartin. 2002. Began working in Fisheries then worked my way back to dry land about 7 years ago. and Vector Control. During Livestock or Poultry. Disease Outbreaks. Example FADs. Arthropod Vectors. Just In Time Training. Wildlife Management and Vector Control.  . Relevant Wildlife. Domestic . Livestock. What did they do to help establish Wildlife Management in the U.S.?. Who Am I?. I studied the birds of North America. . I am well known for paintings depicting birds in their natural surroundings.. There is a society named after me.. Independent environment and development consultant: Tel: +264 61 237101; E-mail: bjones@mweb.com.na Any queries regarding this document, or requests for copies, should be directed to L.Braack@conser What to See, Do, and Learn Wildlife Viewing-Wildlife watchers may see various waterfowl, songbirds and quail. Good binoculars are important. The best time to view wildlife is at dawn or dusk. Allowed Acres 2675Habitat 1/4 Lake 1/4 Timber 1/2 UplandSpecies Deer Turkey Pheasant Waterfowl Rabbit DoveContact Chad Paup Grand River Wildlife Unit Habitat Management PracticesCCreate SnagsForest ManagementPlant TreesSetback SuccessionTillage ManagementConservation EasementDelay Crop HarvestPlant Food PlotsRepair Spillway/LeveeField BordersContro Acres 261Habitat 2/3 Wetland 1/3 UplandSpecies Pheasant WaterfowlContact Matt Dollison Nishnabotna Wildlife Unit 712-350-0147ii230 ST220 ST240 AVE230 AVEFremont Disease. is the change in the normal function of any part or organ of the body. . Western Pond Turtle with shell disease which forms deep pitting lesions in the turtles’ shells. . Disease can impact an individual, or a populations’ ability to reproduce and survive– Especially threatened and endangered species like Western pond turtles. .