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Shooting Control Methods Available for Wildlife Damage Management

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on-firearms, and ancillary devices.

  1. Firearms--use gunpowder or other flammable or explosive propellant. Shotguns, rifles fall under this category.
  2. Non-firearms--use mechanical or pressure to propel the projectile. Air rifles and compound bows fall under this category.
  3. Ancillary devices--include equipment to assist the shooter in hitting the target. Scopes, night vision goggles would fall under this category.
     

 

 

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