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Vertebrate Pest Control Education
by University of California Cooperative Extension
The mission of Vertebrate Pest Control Education is to provide flexible multimedia outreach and education focused on vertebrate pest control including pesticide application and humane trapping methods
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How to Set a Macabee Gopher Trap
This is a quick guide of how to set a Macabee gopher trap.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The mission of Vertebrate Pest Control Education is to provide flexible multimedia outreach and education focused on vertebrate pest control including pesticide application and humane trapping methods
HOSTED BY
University of California Cooperative Extension
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The mission of Vertebrate Pest Control Education is to provide flexible multimedia outreach and education focused on vertebrate pest control including pesticide application and humane trapping methods
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