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Richardson’s Ground Squirrel Management

Control of Richardson's Ground Squirrel

Monitoring population levels and proactively managing pest numbers on an annual basis can prevent the build-up of Richardson's Ground Squirrel populations.

Strychnine

Learn about the restricted, temporary emergency use of strychnine for Richardson’s ground squirrel management.

Richardson Ground Squirrels Chemical Control Products

This article focuses on chemical control products that are alternatives to strychnine and how to optimize their performance.

Gopher Control with Raptors

Learn about the benefits of increasing raptor populations within fields to help control pest populations.

Gopher Control Program

This program encourages effective gopher control by supporting a range of management practices.

Crop Damage Compensation

All Saskatchewan producers are eligible for up to 100 per cent compensation on damage to crops caused by wildlife.

Support to Landowners Facing Gopher Overpopulation

Landowners experiencing challenges with gophers are encouraged to contact the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation Office at 306-692-8812.

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