Wildlife-caused damage is primarily related to feeding activities, but also occurs regularly in association with denning, nesting and roosting behaviors. Wildlife-caused damage can often be prevented simply by removing food sources, cover materials or vegetation, overhanging tree limbs, or other means of access that initially attracted and is now holding wildlife in a particular location. When wildlife-damage becomes severe, corrective actions are necessary.
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission allows trained and certified Wildlife Damage Control Agents (WDCAs) to issue wildlife depredation permits to North Carolina residents having wildlife damage problems. WDCAs are authorized to issue permits for certain species on-the-spot.
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The Beaver Management Assistance Program (BMAP) provides assistance to landowners sustaining damage related to beaver activity. |
See solutions to many wildlife damage problems at the Wildlife Damage Management Web site. |
