1. Vulture Damage Management Keith Stucker, District Supervisor

2. Two species of Vultures in Kentucky photos courtesy of Animals World Turkey Vulture

3. Black Vultures Photo courtesy of USDA/APHIS/WS

5. I have vultures, now what?

6. Damage Management Techniques Photos courtesy of Gemplers Photo courtesy of USDA/APHIS/WS Pyrotechnics

7. Damage Management Techniques Photo courtesy of Greensborobirds.com Photo courtesy of shotgunsafety.com Shooting Harassment

8. Migratory Bird Depredation Permit From U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service From U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Not a hunting license Not a hunting license Site and Species Specific Site and Species Specific “Take” only through a Permit “Take” only through a Permit

9. How do I get a Permit? Recommendation Form (WS Form 37) Recommendation Form (WS Form 37)

10. WS Form 37

11. How do I get a Permit? Recommendation Form (WS Form 37) Recommendation Form (WS Form 37) Complete the Permit Application Complete the Permit Application

12. Permit Application

13. How do I get a Permit? Recommendation Form (WS Form 37) Recommendation Form (WS Form 37) Complete the Permit Application Complete the Permit Application Permit Application Fee ($50) Permit Application Fee ($50) Send everything in Send everything in

14. Damage Management Techniques Effigies Photo courtesy of Bay News 9 Photo courtesy of U.S. Air Force

15. Questions? Photo courtesy Avian Avenue