18th Annual Wildlife Control
Instructional Seminar
January 16 - 18, 2012
Las Vegas, NV
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18th Annual Wildlife Control Instructional Seminar January 16 - 18, 2012 Las Vegas, NV
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WCT Magazine created the annual WCT Seminars after recognizing a need for hands-on information and techniques specific to the wildlife control industry. Industry personnel immediately took to the seminar and the knowledge it contained asking for more. Since the first seminar in Chicago 1995, WCT Magazine has been providing this unique learning environment annually to anyone interested in the wildlife damage management and control field.
Even today, WCT Magazine continues to focus on improving the wildlife control industry and strives to offer relevant presentations for both the individual new to wildlife damage management and the seasoned professional. Our combination of industry related topics presented by leading field experts, product manufactures, researchers, college professors, and representatives of government agencies makes the WCT Instructional Seminars a unique training event. This approach allows attendees an look at the entire wildlife damage control industry versus just a snap shot on one specific area.
Attendee comments always mention the passion everyone has for improving themselves. It is this driving force for industry and self improvement our attendees have that frequently leads to one on one or small group discussions in to the early morning hours leaving everyone hoarse from talking. At anytime discussions can be heard that range from what price to charge to tips on removing conflicts or performing building repairs. And this doesn't even include the scheduled classes, round table discussions and networking opportunities.
To view the previous courses that have been presented over years, scroll down or click on a specific year below.
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USDA/APHIS/ADC Research Program Raccoons in Chimneys Muskrat Damage Control, Connibear and Colony Traps Mole Control Urban Geese Rabies and other Zoonotic Diseases Snares: Construction and Use Preliminary Results of 2 Year Relocation Study Snake Problems and Solutions Coyote Control Bat Control Techniques An Overview of Bird Damage Control Techniques Beaver Control Legal Aspects of Urban Trapping Raccoons in Dwellings Skunk Trapping Techniques Groundhog Trapping Techniques Eastern Coyote and Otter Control German Nuisance Species, Muskrat, Nutria, Stone Martin, Feral Cat
The USDA/APHIS/ADC Research Program Snaring Techniques for Beaver Overview for Liability Insurance for the ADC Field Updated Version of Bat Control Techniques Canada Geese Urban Demographics and Raccoons Raccoon Relocation Study Promotional Techniques in the ADC Field Coyote Control Mole Control Squirrel Techniques Bird Damage Control Techniques Control of Grubbing Skunks Beaver Control Urban White-Tailed Deer Techniques How to Start and Run a Successful Business Snake Control Techniques Equipment Basics
Groundhog Control Snaring Techniques for Beaver and Coyote Snake Control Techniques Bird Control Techniques Updated Version of Bat Control Techniques Exclusion Techniques Using Multiple Catch Traps for Squirrels Western Coyote Control Population Dynamics Flying Squirrel Techniques Business Organization Control of Stinging Insects Effective Use of Gas Cartridges Mole Control Controlling Pocket Gophers Chemical Immobilization Trap Basics
Population Dynamics and Animal Behavior Exclusion Techniques Updated Version of Bat Control Techniques Accounting Procedures Disease Factors in Urban Animal Populations Organizing a Service Vehicle Eastern Coyote Control Working with your Fish and Game Departments Agriculture Explosives for Beaver Dams Business Organization and Effective Marketing Bird Control Techniques Snaring Urban Beaver Adding Wildlife Control to your Existing Pest Control Business Updated Skunk Techniques Squirrel Techniques Trap Basics Snake Control Techniques
Bird Control Techniques Snaring Techniques Diseases Bat Control Techniques Effective Advertising Coyote Control Business Organization Mole Control Gas Cartridges for Coyotes (Denning Coyotes) Maintaining a Professional Image Prairie Dogs Updated Skunk Techniques Raccoon Control
Marketing Tips Beaver Control in Public Places Snakes Repellants and their place in Control Programs Electronic Call Devices Beaver Control with 330s Exclusion / Prevention Methods Accident Stats for the Industry Risk Management, Real Risk and How to Cover your Risk Wildlife Diseases Electronic Fences for Raccoons and Skunks Software for the NWCO Equipment, Gadgets and Modifications Raccoons in the Chimney Noises in the Wall Add-ons for Profit
Collarum, Canine Restraint Device Urban Coyote Study Leading Technologies for NWCOs Bats in Buildings University of Nebraska Web Page Beaver Flow Devices Moles, Voles, & Money Traps and Baits for Raccoons, Opossums, Skunks, and Groundhogs Professional Marketing Practical Pigeon Work Traps and Baits for Muskrat, Squirrel, and Mink Commercial Accounts: Consideration and Pricing Traps and Baits for Coyote and Beaver Pricing – How Much Should I Charge
Nuisance Animal Control in Industrial Plants Intergraded pest Management in Nuisance Wildlife Control Animal Rights – A Growing Threat To Your Business Writing Articles Predator Control at Nesting Grounds Non-Chemical Control of Stinging Insects Using Common Data from your Business Damage Control Tactics above the Gutter Lines Business Basics Mist Nets and Bird Control in Shopping Centers Federal Wildlife Control Programs and Private Industry Control Live Trapping of Honey Bees United Insurance Agency Urban Coyote Study Animal Behavior Changes due to Human Influence Muskrat Control
Internet Basics Basic Rope Work Media Relations Current Use and Features of the Internet Center for Wildlife Damage Management How to Go from Part Time to Full Time Beaver Damage Control Interaction Between Agency Personnel and The Wildlife Control Operator Feral Cats, Trapping and Handling Badger Project, USA & Canada Javelina as Urban Pests Chemical Immobilization Control of Mice and Rats Removing Burrowing Rodents Business Start Up Trapping Basics Basic Exclusion Techniques Ladder Safety Keeping a Professional Image Starting Out in Mole Control Fly-Bye ™ Bird Control Products Wildlifepro ® Software Products Bears and Snares
WCO Ethics Humane Relocation Understanding Business Insurance Effective Snaring Odor Control Equipment Safety Time Management WCO Public Relations Being a Successful WCO Human Conflicts with Wildlife – Do Perceptions Reflect Reality? Personal Marketing Developing an operations Manual Effective Old Fashion Business How to Bid a Net Job Southeastern Snakes Nutria Control Inspections Porcupine Control Armadillo Control Squirrel Control Working with Interns Identifying and Handling Snakes Cage Trapping Wild Hogs
Vole Control Electrical Safety Promotional Materials and Marketing Strategies Raccoon Removal from Chimneys Choosing the Proper Respirator Western Tips and Tricks Snaring Tips & Tricks Electronic Callers Profits in the Attic: Attic Insulation Removal & Installation Feral Cats, Desert Tortoise, Public Perception Effective Bird Control Odor Control Part II Midwest Tips & Tricks Producing Instruction Videos Eastern Tips & Tricks Stinging Insects Ladder Safety
Small Rodent Inspection / Exclusion Public Relations Introduction to Bat Management Keys to Running a Successful Business Double Standards Importance of State Associations Is Avoidance of Competition between WCO and WS Possible? Success with the Hancock Beaver Trap Repairing Wildlife Damage Goose Management Bat Exclusion Electronic Trap Checks Fall Protection Training for the WCO Electrical Safety OSHA Regulations Canine Control The Future of the ICWDM
USDA/WS vs. WCO non-competition Groundhogs with and without Traps, Use of “Varmitgetter” and Snares Connections and Relationships between WCO’s and State University Extension Systems Shooting in an Urban Environment / Deer Reductions in Suburbs Benefits of Pest Control and an Add-on Municipal Animal Control Work as an Add-on Service Marketing in the 21st Century Advanced Exclusion Techniques, 301, Bats, Mice, Snakes, Squirrels 100 things that Work for Me Safety Motivation Emerging Disease / Public Safety Flock Dispersal Marketing your Services Presenting a Professional Image Business Insurance Crawl Spaces Paralleling Industries: Pest & Nuisance Wildlife Control One in the Same NPMA's Wildlife Committee Chair on the role NWSAC Plays for USDA/APHIS/Wildlife Services
Animal Biology – Communication with Customers Inspections Connections and Relationships between WCO’s and State University Extension Systems Ladder Usage Necropsy on a Female Coyote Ethics for Professional Wildlife Control Operations Zoonotic Diseases The Future of Bird control Basic Trapping Safety Program 1 Pitfalls in Pricing a Large Bird Job NWCOA Euthanasia Standards Urban Coyote Removal Safety Program 2 Pest Control Challenges when entering the Wildlife Control Field
Web Resources Geese Outlook and Opportunities, Don’t Fear the Bear Vendor Presentations Lifts for Residential Work OSHA Certification Online Feral Hogs Being the Wife of a NWCO Effective Television Advertising Pellet Rifles Pest control Licensing & Networking Urban Coyotes Diseases Pricing Consideration and Strategies Pros and Cons of Accepting Credit Cards Structural Pest Birds
Old Fashioned Business in Today’s Changing Environment Safety Overview – From Crawl to Cap Personal and Professional Ethics, The Foundation for Success Sound Suppression Understanding and Dealing with ACO’s Problem Animals, Tips & Tricks Basic Trapping Techniques Running a Mobile Office from your Truck Electrical Safety World of Pigeons Working with Airports Using Electronic Callers for Wildlife Removal Professionalism
Starting Out in Mole Control Influencing Nuisance Wildlife Management Public Policy Chimney Swifts, Starlings, and House Sparrows, Oh My! Inspecting, Repairing, and Working With Slate Wildlife Damage at an International Level Identification and Management of Commensal Rodents I Identification and Management of Commensal Rodents II Dealing with Woodpecker Damage Dealing with Every Day Parasites Interacting with WCO's in the Private Sector Surviving an IRS Audit Adding Pest Control to your Business Increase Your Business Bottom Line Using Smart Marketing Utilizing Game Cameras for Wildlife Control Integrated Beaver Management Gopher Control - Do's and Don'ts Wildlife Rabies in the US Building Weak Points: Vents and Fans The Commonsense Approach to Ladder Safety Break Out Session - Bat Management: 201 Breakout Session - Urban Coyote Control
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