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1 January 2008 Mammalian Visitation to Candidate Feral Swine Attractants
Tyler A. Campbell, David B. Long
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Abstract

Few data exist regarding suitable feral swine (Sus scrofa) attractants in the United States. We compared species-specific visitation and contact rates of mammals to 11 candidate feral swine attractants at scent stations using motion-sensing digital photography to identify promising attractants. We found feral swine had greater visitation rates to apple and strawberry stations than to control stations. We recommend managers consider using strawberry attractants for feral swine-specific applications. If, however, a general feral swine attractant is needed, then apple, berry, or caramel attractants may perform well.

Tyler A. Campbell and David B. Long "Mammalian Visitation to Candidate Feral Swine Attractants," Journal of Wildlife Management 72(1), 305-309, (1 January 2008). https://doi.org/10.2193/2007-227
Published: 1 January 2008
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KEYWORDS
attractant
bait
collared peccary
feral swine
lure
Pecari tajacu
Procyon lotor
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