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Scrub Jay Overview

Last Updated: February 05, 2008

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1 Damage Prevention and Control Methods
2 Exclusion
3 Frightening
4 Repellents and Toxicants
5 Trapping
6 Shooting

Damage Prevention and Control Methods

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Exclusion

Netting may help to keep birds away from fruit trees and vines.

Frightening

Propane cannons, Av-Alarms®, and shooting are used to frighten and disperse birds.

Repellents and Toxicants

None are registered.

Trapping

Rat snap traps.

Shooting

Offensive jays can be eliminated by shooting.

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