Farm Wildlife Conflict Resolution Guide
A farm wildlife conflict resolution guide with steps for sorting out disputes over wildlife damage by gathering facts, listening, and working with agencies on workable solutions.
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The steps on this page
- Define the conflict clearly
- Gather facts and records
- Listen to each party
- Identify shared goals
- Explore prevention options
- Involve agencies or extension
- Agree on actions
- Set a follow-up date
- Record the outcome
How to use this guide
Follow the steps in order and write down any changes you make. Where your equipment or product has instructions, those come first.
Where to check the details
This sheet is a general template, so confirm specifics with your own manuals, labels and local rules. For current official guidance, start with eXtension and USDA APHIS.
For more in this area, see the Rural Farm Life. Between chores, farm.FM has farm humor, including Farm Accidents Aren’t Fun, and farming farm stories.