Pest control for farms and ranchs

17 years ago

Hello to all, I'm active duty military stationed at Ft Belvoir,VA. I'm trying to locate Farmers and Cattleman in Virginia that would allow me to hunt thier lands to help control pest such as groundhogs, coyotes etc. I'm a former Hunter Safety Insrtuctor for the state of Arizona. I would be very grateful for any help that you may provide me.

"God bless those who provide the food that nurishes our bodies and those who protect and serve our great people and nation."

hkarlj@hotmail.com.

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gardener_sandy
17 years ago
I don't know an answer for you but can suggest some places to contact. Try your local cooperative extension office to see if there's a farmer's association in your area. Check the blue pages in the phone book for an agricultural department locally. Go to a local feed and seed store (check yellow pages) and ask there. Hope this helps.
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Pest control for farms and ranchs

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