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Prairie Dog Control Options

KAPUT - D

Fumitoxin/ Fumigation

KAPUT - D

  • BEST VALUE- Most effective for the cost
  • Estimated effective rate we often see 85% or better
  • Low Non-Target exposure
  • Can use: Oct-March 15th

Zinc Oats

Fumitoxin/ Fumigation

KAPUT - D

  • Least Expensive
  • Least Effective
  • Estimated effective rate we often see 50% 
  • High Non-Target exposure
  • Can use: July - February

Fumitoxin/ Fumigation

Fumitoxin/ Fumigation

Fumitoxin/ Fumigation

 

  • Most Expensive
  • Estimated effective rate we often see 95% 
  • Only recommended for small areas due to high labor cost
  • Usually Spring - Summer (Ground has to be warm and moist)

Reasons to Mitigate Prairie Dogs

prairie dogs have eaten the vegetation around their hole.

Prairie Dogs Ruin Pastures

Prairie Dogs are a Health Threat to Humans and Livestock

Prairie Dogs are a Health Threat to Humans and Livestock

  • Every week one prairie dog consumes up to 2 pounds of vegetation
  • Pasture grazing capacity can be cut in half or more by an active colony
  • Infested land significantly reduces land value and rental income

Prairie Dog

Prairie Dogs are a Health Threat to Humans and Livestock

Prairie Dogs are a Health Threat to Humans and Livestock

Prairie Dogs are a Health Threat to Humans and Livestock

  • Prairie dogs transmit disease, such as the plague to livestock, pets and humans
  • Burrows injure livestock as well as attract larger more dangerous animals such as badgers and rattlesnakes

Prairie Dogs

Prairie Dogs Reproduce Rapidly

Prairie Dogs are a Health Threat to Humans and Livestock

Prairie Dogs Reproduce Rapidly

  • Each female has 4-8 pups every spring
  • Prairie dog town populations in the right conditions can double or triple in one year

Prairie Dog Control Frequently Asked Questions

How do you measure acreage?

How long do Livestock have to stay off of the treated area?

How do you know you get all of the holes?

  

When the job is completed we drive around all of the areas treated with a GPS and measure the acres. 

How do you know you get all of the holes?

How long do Livestock have to stay off of the treated area?

How do you know you get all of the holes?

  

We do a grid pattern on the property roughly every 12’ to insure we don’t miss any holes.

How long do Livestock have to stay off of the treated area?

How long do Livestock have to stay off of the treated area?

How long do Livestock have to stay off of the treated area?

  

All livestock should stay off of the treated area for 2 weeks after area has been treated.

How long does it take to work?

On average how many holes are on an acre?

How long do Livestock have to stay off of the treated area?

  

It takes at least 5 days and up to a month before it starts to work.

On average how many holes are on an acre?

On average how many holes are on an acre?

On average how many holes are on an acre?

  

The National average is 40 holes per acre, we have seen anywhere from 10-150 holes per acre

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