Human-Wildlife Conflicts Control | Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

Please complete this form if you would like to be added to our list of individuals who provide assistance with human-wildlife conflicts. As of January 2019, individual offering trapping services for furbearers in defense of property will need a valid trapping license. (Furbearers include raccoon, skunk, coyote, beaver, red and gray fox, fisher, bobcat, otter, weasel, muskrat, mink, opossum)

Name

Phone

Town

Territory (Please indicate if your services are limited to particular towns by listing them):

Territory

Species: Please indicate what type of species control service you will provide (you can check more than one)

Species Select

Aquatics* (e.g. beaver, muskrat, otter)

Aquatics Exclusion

Bat Exclusion**

Beaver***

Birds Exclusion

Reptiles (e.g. snakes, turtles)

Squirrels

Terrestrial****(e.g. raccoon, fox, coyote, mink, weasel, etc.)

*As of January 2019, individuals offering trapping services for furbearers in defense of property will need a valid trapping license.

**For bats, all pest control or nuisance wildlife specialists must follow Vermont’s Best Management Practices for Excluding Bats from Vermont Residences and fill out a nuisance bat work report when excluding bats from buildings. Work conducted by following the best management practices is exempt from requiring a State Threatened and Endangered Species Permit from the Secretary of the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources. Animal Damage/Pest Control professionals following the best management practices and reporting their activities will be identified for public inquiries as Animal Damage/Pest Control professionals in compliance with Vermont Endangered Species law.

***As of January 2019, individuals offering trapping services for furbearers in defense of property will need a valid trapping license.

****As of January 2019, individuals offering trapping services for furbearers in defense of property will need a valid trapping license. Furbearers include raccoon, skunk, coyote, beaver, red and gray fox, fisher, bobcat, otter, weasel, muskrat, mink, opossum.

Conservation ID number (on license) if trapping furbearers:

Additional Information: (Please indicate any other relevant information, such as mileage charges, etc.)

I understand that by submitting this form I am granting permission for my name and telephone number to be given to people who call or visit the department’s office when they are in need of trapping assistance or other species control methods.

Agreement

I Agree

To be removed from the list please email Mary Beth Adler or call (802) 289-0629.

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