Biological Resources Supporting Documentation

APPENDIX C: BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION

TABLE C-1 USDA APHIS-WS AGENCY CONSULTATION RESULTS FOR THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES

USDA APHIS- WS Agency Federal Consultation Common Name Scientific Name State Listing Listing Results Mammals Giant kangaroo rat Dipodomys ingens FE No Effect/3 San Joaquin kit fox Vulpes macrotis mutica ST FE No Effect/4,5,7,8 Southern sea otter Enhydra lutris nereis FT (a)(b) Birds Delisted Bald eagle Haliaeetus leucocephalus SE* FT NLAA/4,7 FE (rev) FE Bank swallow Riparia riparia ST No Effect/4,7 Belding’s savannah sparrow Passerculus sandwichensis beldingi SE No Effect/4,7 California black rail Laterallus jamaicensis coturniculus ST* No Effect/4,7 California clapper rail Rallus longirostris obsoletus SE* FE No Effect/4,7,8 California condor Gymnogyps californianus SE* FE NLAA/1,4,5,7 California least tern Sternula antillarum browni SE* FE No Effect/4,7,8 No Effect/4,5,7 Least Bell’s vireo Vireo bellii pusillus SE FE NLAA/5 Marbled murrelet Brachyramphus marmoratus SE FT No Effect/4,5,7 Scripps’s murrelet Synthliboramphus scrippsi ST No Effect/5,7 Short-tailed albatross Phoebastria albatrus FE NLAA/3 Southwestern willow NLAA 4,5;7 Empidonax traillii extimus SE FE flycatcher No Effect/5 Swainson’s hawk Buteo swainsoni ST No Effect/4,7 Western snowy plover Charadrius nivosus nivosus FT NLAA /5 Amphibians and Reptiles Arroyo toad Anaxyrus californicus FE No Effect/3 Blunt-nose leopard lizard Gambella silus SE* FE No Effect/3,(b) California red-legged frog Rana draytonii FT No Effect/3 (FE) California tiger salamander Ambystoma californiens ST No Effect/3,4,7 (FT) Santa Cruz long-toed No Effect/3,4,7 Ambystoma macrodactylum croceum SE FE salamander NLAA/5 Invertebrates Vernal pool fairy shrimp Branchinecta lynchi FT (a) Black abalone Haliotis cracherodii FE (a)(b) Smith’s blue butterfly Euphilotes enoptes smithi FE (a) Bay checkerspot butterfly Euphydryas editha bayensis FT (a) Fish Tidewater goby Eucyclogobius newberryi FE (a)(b) Longfin smelt Spirinchus thaleichthys ST (a)(b) Steelhead Oncorhynchus mykiss irideus FT (a)(b)

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Source: Species: USFWS 2017b; CDFW 2017e S = state listed F = federally listed T = threatened E = endangered NLAA – not likely to adversely affect * = state fully protected species (a) = APHIS-WS does not modify habitat that supports this species. (b) = Species cannot be inadvertently caught using APHIS-WS mammal capture methods (traps, cages, snares). Effect determinations as reported in USDA (2015a): 1) USFWS Section 7 Informal Consultations 4-15-14. 2) Wildlife damage management is not currently proposed in the range of these species. If APHIS-WS receives a request for assistance within the range of these species, APHIS-WS would initiate and complete Section 7 consultation with USFWS and adopt all necessary conditions to ensure that either the proposed actions would not be likely to adversely affect these species, or that the proposed actions would not jeopardize the continued existence of the species. APHIS-WS would also consult with CDFW for species that are state listed. 3) USFWS Section 7 consultation 5-7-07 “Not likely to adversely affect” determination or confirmation of “no effect” determination. USFWS has requested additional consultation if work is proposed in the range of this species. No work is currently proposed. Concurrence CDFW 11/2014. APHIS-WS has reinitiated consultation with USFWS to update review. 4) CESA consultations with CDFG (1996) for state-listed species (12/20/1996, 1/16/1997, 2/13/1997, and 2014). 5) USFWS (1996) Section 7 Consultations when species was federally listed, and/or CDFG (1997) for species that are listed by the state only. 6) The proposed methods do not have the potential to affect this species in its range. 7) CDFW concurrence/2014. 8) USFWS formal consultation requested.

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Table C-2 Monterey County Special-Status Plants Common Name Scientific Name CRPR CESA FESA Abbott's bush-mallow Malacothamnus abbottii 1B.1 None None Abrams' lupine Lupinus albifrons var. abramsii 3.2 None None adobe navarretia Navarretia nigelliformis ssp. nigelliformis 4.2 None None adobe sanicle Sanicula maritima 1B.1 CR None adobe yampah Perideridia pringlei 4.3 None None alkali milk-vetch Astragalus tener var. tener 1B.2 None None angel's hair lichen Ramalina thrausta 2B.1 None None Arroyo de la Cruz manzanita Arctostaphylos cruzensis 1B.2 None None Arroyo Seco bush-mallow Malacothamnus palmeri var. lucianus 1B.2 None None bay buckwheat Eriogonum umbellatum var. bahiiforme 4.2 None None beach layia Layia carnosa 1B.1 CE FE Bishop manzanita Arctostaphylos obispoensis 4.3 None None branching beach aster Corethrogyne leucophylla 3.2 None None Brewer's calandrinia Calandrinia breweri 4.2 None None Brewer's clarkia Clarkia breweri 4.2 None None Brewer's spineflower Chorizanthe breweri 1B.3 None None bristlecone fir Abies bracteata 1B.3 None None Butterworth's buckwheat Eriogonum butterworthianum 1B.3 CR None California adder's-tongue Ophioglossum californicum 4.2 None None California screw-moss Tortula californica 1B.2 None None California spineflower Mucronea californica 4.2 None None caper-fruited tropidocarpum Tropidocarpum capparideum 1B.1 None None Carlotta Hall's lace fern Aspidotis carlotta-halliae 4.2 None None Carmel Valley bush-mallow Malacothamnus palmeri var. involucratus 1B.2 None None Carmel Valley malacothrix Malacothrix saxatilis var. arachnoidea 1B.2 None None chaparral ragwort Senecio aphanactis 2B.2 None None Choris' popcornflower Plagiobothrys chorisianus var. chorisianus 1B.2 None None clay buckwheat Eriogonum argillosum 4.3 None None coast iris Iris longipetala 4.2 None None coast rockcress Arabis blepharophylla 4.3 None None coastal dunes milk-vetch Astragalus tener var. titi 1B.1 CE FE compact cobwebby thistle Cirsium occidentale var. compactum 1B.2 None None Cone Peak bedstraw Galium californicum ssp. luciense 1B.3 None None

Page 1 of 7 Table C-2 Monterey County Special-Status Plants Common Name Scientific Name CRPR CESA FESA Congdon's tarplant Centromadia parryi ssp. congdonii 1B.1 None None Contra Costa goldfields Lasthenia conjugens 1B.1 None FE Cook's triteleia Triteleia ixioides ssp. cookii 1B.3 None None crownscale Atriplex coronata var. coronata 4.2 None None dark-mouthed triteleia Triteleia lugens 4.3 None None Davidson's bush-mallow Malacothamnus davidsonii 1B.2 None None delicate bluecup Githopsis tenella 1B.3 None None Diablo Range hare-leaf Lagophylla diabolensis 1B.2 None None Douglas' fiddleneck Amsinckia douglasiana 4.2 None None Douglas' spineflower Chorizanthe douglasii 4.3 None None Dudley's lousewort Pedicularis dudleyi 1B.2 CR None dusky-fruited malacothrix Malacothrix phaeocarpa 4.3 None None dwarf calycadenia Calycadenia villosa 1B.1 None None Eastwood's buckwheat Eriogonum eastwoodianum 1B.3 None None Eastwood's goldenbush Ericameria fasciculata 1B.1 None None elegant wild buckwheat Eriogonum elegans 4.3 None None elongate copper moss Mielichhoferia elongata 4.3 None None Ferris' goldfields Lasthenia ferrisiae 4.2 None None forked hare-leaf Lagophylla dichotoma 1B.1 None None Fort Ord spineflower Chorizanthe minutiflora 1B.2 None None fragile pentachaeta Pentachaeta fragilis 4.3 None None fragrant fritillary Fritillaria liliacea 1B.2 None None Gabilan Mountains manzanita Arctostaphylos gabilanensis 1B.2 None None Gairdner's yampah Perideridia gairdneri ssp. gairdneri 4.2 None None Gowen cypress Hesperocyparis goveniana 1B.2 None FT Hall's tarplant Deinandra halliana 1B.1 None None Hardham's bedstraw Galium hardhamiae 1B.3 None None Hardham's evening-primrose Camissoniopsis hardhamiae 1B.2 None None harlequin lotus Hosackia gracilis 4.2 None None heart-leaved thorn-mint Acanthomintha obovata ssp. cordata 4.2 None None Hernandez spineflower Chorizanthe biloba var. immemora 1B.2 None None Hickman's checkerbloom Sidalcea hickmanii ssp. hickmanii 1B.3 None None Hickman's cinquefoil Potentilla hickmanii 1B.1 CE FE

Page 2 of 7 Table C-2 Monterey County Special-Status Plants Common Name Scientific Name CRPR CESA FESA Hickman's onion Allium hickmanii 1B.2 None None Hickman's popcornflower Plagiobothrys chorisianus var. hickmanii 4.2 None None Hoffmann's sanicle Sanicula hoffmannii 4.3 None None hogwallow starfish Hesperevax caulescens 4.2 None None hooked popcornflower Plagiobothrys uncinatus 1B.2 None None Hooker's manzanita Arctostaphylos hookeri ssp. hookeri 1B.2 None None Hoover's manzanita Arctostaphylos hooveri 4.3 None None Hospital Canyon larkspur Delphinium californicum ssp. interius 1B.2 None None Hutchinson's larkspur Delphinium hutchinsoniae 1B.2 None None Indian Valley bush-mallow Malacothamnus aboriginum 1B.2 None None Indian Valley spineflower Aristocapsa insignis 1B.2 None None Jepson's woolly sunflower Eriophyllum jepsonii 4.3 None None Jolon clarkia Clarkia jolonensis 1B.2 None None Jones' bush-mallow Malacothamnus jonesii 4.3 None None Kellman's bristle moss Orthotrichum kellmanii 1B.2 None None Kellogg's horkelia Horkelia cuneata var. sericea 1B.1 None None La Graciosa thistle Cirsium scariosum var. loncholepis 1B.1 CT FE large-flowered leptosiphon Leptosiphon grandiflorus 4.2 None None large-flowered nemacladus Nemacladus secundiflorus var. secundiflorus 4.3 None None late-flowered mariposa lily Calochortus fimbriatus 1B.3 None None legenere Legenere limosa 1B.1 None None Lemmon's jewelflower Caulanthus lemmonii 1B.2 None None Lemmon's syntrichopappus Syntrichopappus lemmonii 4.3 None None Lewis' clarkia Clarkia lewisii 4.3 None None Little Sur manzanita Arctostaphylos edmundsii 1B.2 None None maple-leaved checkerbloom Sidalcea malachroides 4.2 None None marsh microseris Microseris paludosa 1B.2 None None marsh zigadenus Toxicoscordion fontanum 4.2 None None Mason's neststraw Stylocline masonii 1B.1 None None Menzies? wallflower Erysimum menziesii 1B.1 CE FE Michael's rein orchid Piperia michaelii 4.2 None None monkey-flower savory Clinopodium mimuloides 4.2 None None Monterey ceanothus Ceanothus rigidus 4.2 None None

Page 3 of 7 Table C-2 Monterey County Special-Status Plants Common Name Scientific Name CRPR CESA FESA Monterey clover Trifolium trichocalyx 1B.1 CE FE Monterey Coast paintbrush Castilleja latifolia 4.3 None None Monterey cypress Hesperocyparis macrocarpa 1B.2 None None Monterey gilia Gilia tenuiflora ssp. arenaria 1B.2 CT FE Monterey pine Pinus radiata 1B.1 None None Monterey spineflower Chorizanthe pungens var. pungens 1B.2 None FT most beautiful jewelflower Streptanthus albidus ssp. peramoenus 1B.2 None None Mt. Diablo cottonweed Micropus amphibolus 3.2 None None Muir's tarplant Carlquistia muirii 1B.3 None None Napa false indigo Amorpha californica var. napensis 1B.2 None None narrow-petaled rein orchid Piperia leptopetala 4.3 None None northern curly-leaved monardellaMonardella sinuata ssp. nigrescens 1B.2 None None ocean bluff milk-vetch Astragalus nuttallii var. nuttallii 4.2 None None Ojai fritillary Fritillaria ojaiensis 1B.2 None None one-sided monkeyflower Mimulus subsecundus 4.3 None None Oregon meconella Meconella oregana 1B.1 None None oval-leaved snapdragon Antirrhinum ovatum 4.2 None None Pacific Grove clover Trifolium polyodon 1B.1 CR None Pajaro manzanita Arctostaphylos pajaroensis 1B.1 None None pale-yellow layia Layia heterotricha 1B.1 None None Palmer's monardella Monardella palmeri 1B.2 None None Palmer's spineflower Chorizanthe palmeri 4.2 None None phlox-leaf serpentine bedstraw Galium andrewsii ssp. gatense 4.2 None None pine rose Rosa pinetorum 1B.2 None None pink Johnny-nip Castilleja ambigua var. insalutata 1B.1 None None pink star-tulip Calochortus uniflorus 4.2 None None Pinnacles buckwheat Eriogonum nortonii 1B.3 None None Point Reyes horkelia Horkelia marinensis 1B.2 None None potbellied spineflower Chorizanthe ventricosa 4.3 None None prostrate vernal pool navarretiaNavarretia prostrata 1B.1 None None protruding buckwheat Eriogonum nudum var. indictum 4.2 None None Rattan's cryptantha Cryptantha rattanii 4.3 None None recurved larkspur Delphinium recurvatum 1B.2 None None

Page 4 of 7 Table C-2 Monterey County Special-Status Plants Common Name Scientific Name CRPR CESA FESA robust spineflower Chorizanthe robusta var. robusta 1B.1 None FE round-leaved filaree California macrophylla 1B.2 None None Salinas milk-vetch Astragalus macrodon 4.3 None None Salinas Valley goldfields Lasthenia leptalea 4.3 None None saline clover Trifolium hydrophilum 1B.2 None None San Antonio collinsia Collinsia antonina 1B.2 None None San Antonio Hills monardella Monardella antonina ssp. antonina 3 None None San Benito evening-primrose Camissonia benitensis 1B.1 None FT San Benito fritillary Fritillaria viridea 1B.2 None None San Benito monardella Monardella antonina ssp. benitensis 4.3 None None San Benito onion Allium howellii var. sanbenitense 1B.3 None None San Benito pentachaeta Pentachaeta exilis ssp. aeolica 1B.2 None None San Benito poppy Eschscholzia hypecoides 4.3 None None San Benito thorn-mint Acanthomintha obovata ssp. obovata 4.2 None None San Francisco collinsia Collinsia multicolor 1B.2 None None San Francisco gumplant Grindelia hirsutula var. maritima 3.2 None None San Gabriel ragwort Senecio astephanus 4.3 None None San Joaquin spearscale Extriplex joaquinana 1B.2 None None San Luis Obispo sedge Carex obispoensis 1B.2 None None San Simeon baccharis Baccharis plummerae ssp. glabrata 1B.2 None None sand-loving wallflower Erysimum ammophilum 1B.2 None None sandmat manzanita Arctostaphylos pumila 1B.2 None None Santa Barbara bedstraw Galium cliftonsmithii 4.3 None None Santa Clara thorn-mint Acanthomintha lanceolata 4.2 None None Santa Cruz clover Trifolium buckwestiorum 1B.1 None None Santa Cruz County monkeyflowerMimulus rattanii ssp. decurtatus 4.2 None None Santa Cruz microseris Stebbinsoseris decipiens 1B.2 None None Santa Cruz Mountains pussypawsCalyptridium parryi var. hesseae 1B.1 None None Santa Cruz tarplant Holocarpha macradenia 1B.1 CE FT Santa Lucia bedstraw Galium clementis 1B.3 None None Santa Lucia bush-mallow Malacothamnus palmeri var. palmeri 1B.2 None None Santa Lucia dwarf rush Juncus luciensis 1B.2 None None Santa Lucia gooseberry Ribes sericeum 4.3 None None

Page 5 of 7 Table C-2 Monterey County Special-Status Plants Common Name Scientific Name CRPR CESA FESA Santa Lucia horkelia Horkelia yadonii 4.2 None None Santa Lucia lupine Lupinus cervinus 4.3 None None Santa Lucia mint Pogogyne clareana 1B.2 CE None Santa Lucia monkeyflower Erythranthe hardhamiae 1B.1 None None Santa Lucia purple amole Chlorogalum purpureum var. purpureum 1B.1 None FT seaside bird's-beak Cordylanthus rigidus ssp. littoralis 1B.1 CE None shining navarretia Navarretia nigelliformis ssp. radians 1B.2 None None showy golden madia Madia radiata 1B.1 None None small-flowered calycadenia Calycadenia micrantha 1B.2 None None small-flowered gypsum-loving larkspurDelphinium gypsophilum ssp. parviflorum 3.2 None None small-leaved lomatium Lomatium parvifolium 4.2 None None south coast branching phacelia Phacelia ramosissima var. austrolitoralis 3.2 None None South Coast Range morning-gloryCalystegia collina ssp. venusta 4.3 None None spring lessingia Lessingia tenuis 4.3 None None stinkbells Fritillaria agrestis 4.2 None None straight-awned spineflower Chorizanthe rectispina 1B.3 None None talus fritillary Fritillaria falcata 1B.2 None None tear drop moss Dacryophyllum falcifolium 1B.3 None None Temblor buckwheat Eriogonum temblorense 1B.2 None None Tidestrom's lupine Lupinus tidestromii 1B.1 CE FE Toren's grimmia Grimmia torenii 1B.3 None None Toro manzanita Arctostaphylos montereyensis 1B.2 None None trumpet-throated gilia Gilia tenuiflora ssp. amplifaucalis 4.3 None None twisted horsehair lichen Bryoria spiralifera 1B.1 None None umbrella larkspur Delphinium umbraculorum 1B.3 None None vernal pool bent grass Agrostis lacuna-vernalis 1B.1 None None virgate eriastrum Eriastrum virgatum 4.3 None None Vortriede's spineflower Systenotheca vortriedei 4.3 None None western Heermann's buckwheatEriogonum heermannii var. occidentale 1B.2 None None western lessingia Benitoa occidentalis 4.3 None None wine-colored tufa moss Plagiobryoides vinosula 4.2 None None woodland woolythreads Monolopia gracilens 1B.2 None None woolly-headed lessingia Lessingia hololeuca 3 None None

Page 6 of 7 Table C-2 Monterey County Special-Status Plants Common Name Scientific Name CRPR CESA FESA Yadon's rein orchid Piperia yadonii 1B.1 None FE yellow-flowered eriastrum Eriastrum luteum 1B.2 None None

Notes:

CRPR = California Rare Plant Rank 1A = Presumed extirpated in California and either rare or extinct elsewhere 1B = Rare, threatened, or endangered in California or elsewhere 2A = Presumed extirpated in California, but common elsewhere 2B = Rate, threatened, or endangered in California but more common elsewhere 3 = Plant for which more information is needed 4 = Limited distribution, watch list Threat Rank 0.1 =-Seriously threatened in California (over 80% of occurrences threatened / high degree and immediacy of threat) 0.2 =Moderately threatened in California (20-80% occurrences threatened / moderate degree and immediacy of threat) 0.3 = Not very threatened in California (less than 20% of occurrences threatened / low degree and immediacy of threat or no current threats known) CESA = California Endangered Species Act; FESA = Federal Endangered Species Act E = endangered; T = threatened

Source: California Native Plant Society (CNPS). 2017. California Rare Plant Ranks. http://www.rareplants.cnps.org/

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Annual Take Under Monterey County and County Population Estimate APHIS-WS Cooperative Agreement Suitable county land area (square miles) 3 2,632 Year Monterey County 1 California 2 1 (low) Density (individuals per square mile) 4 1997 393 8,785 5 (high) 1998 700 8,390 Sex ratio 0.5 1999 581 7,361 Female breeding success 0.65 2000 725 8,714 Litter size 5.5 2001 464 8,319 2,632 (low) Total Adults 2002 305 7,354 13,160 (high) 2003 318 6,165 1,316 (low) Breeding females 2004 255 6,342 6,580 (high) 2005 183 6,103 4,705 (low) Young at den 2006 302 7,268 23,524 (high) 2007 228 7,759 7,337 (low) County population before natural mortality (adults + young) 2008 243 6,159 36,684 (high) 2009 316 6,449 2010 301 5,638 State Population Estimate 2011 296 5,394 State low population estimate 5 431,342 2012 226 5,057 2013 177 5,101 County APHIS Baseline Take 2014 112 4,342 Average annual take over 20-year period 313 2015 67 3,973 % average take per year of County low population estimate 4.3% 2016 70 3,893 % average take per year of state low population estimate 0.07% TOTAL 6,262 128,566 % highest historic take (725) of County low population estimate 10% AVE/YR 313 6,428 % highest historic take (725) of state low population estimate 0.2% County % of state take (20-year 4.9% average)

Notes: 1. County take from: USDA (2017a) 2. Statewide take from: USDA (2017b) 3. See Table B-1 in Appendix B 4. Population dynamics from: CDFG (2004) Appendix 4 (Coyote Population Model) 5. From: CDFG (2004) Appendix 4 (Coyote Population Model)

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Sustainable Take Threshold Sustainable cumulative annual harvest (% of population) 6 60% Sustainable annual harvest state low population estimate using 60% 258,805

Cumulative Take Estimates (Average Annual Take and Highest Take in One Year for Comparison) Average Highest County take by APHIS(1997-2016) 313 725 County take compared to low population 4.3% 10% County take plus 33% 7 416 943 County take plus 33% compared to county low population 5.7% 13% County take plus 33% compared to state low population 0.1% 0.2% County take plus 33% plus county trapping/hunng 8 = cumulative county 1,908 2,389 Cumulative county take compared to county low population 26% 33% State take by APHIS (1997-2016) 6,428 8,785 State take plus 33% 8,550 11,684 State take plus 33% plus state trapping/hunng = cumulave state 64,188 82,965 Cumulative state take compared to state low population 15% 19% County cumulative plus state cumulative 66,096 85,354 Total county plus state cumulative compared to state low population 15% 20% County contribution 2.9% 2.8%

Notes: 6. From: Pitt, Knowlton, and Fox (2001) 7. * 33% is added to account for take by private parties and all other known sources of mortality. It is the factor applied by APHIS-WS in recent documents (see USDA 2015a: 50) in assessing impacts of its program, in CDFG (2004: species population models appendices) for APHIS-WS take, and has been used in this analysis for consistency. 8. Trapping and hunting data from CDFW (2017a) and CDFW (2017f), summarized inTable C-11 in this Draft EIR.

C-3-2 TABLE C-4 MOUNTAIN LION TAKE AND POPULATION ESTIMATES Annual Take Under Monterey County and County Population Estimate APHIS-WS Cooperative Agreement Suitable county land area (square miles) 3 2,632 Year Monterey County 1 California 2 5 (low) Density (individuals per square mile) 1997 1 71 7 (high) 1998 1 91 132 (low) CDFW dstimate total adults 1999 1 102 184 (high) 2000 1 139 Mountain Lion Foundation density (individuals/100 square miles) 4.4 (low) 2001 0 121 Mountain Lion Foundation estimate total adults 116 2002 1 104 County lowest population estimate 116 2003 1 110 2004 0 133 State Population Estimate 2005 1 120 State lowest population estimate (Mountain Lion Foundation) 3,100 2006 1 115 2007 5 136 County APHIS Baseline Take 2008 1 123 Average annual take over 20-year period 1.6 2009 6 103 % average take per year of County low population estimate 1.4% 2010 2 108 % average take per year of state low population estimate 0.05% 2011 1 104 % 20-year total take of state lowest population estimate 1.0% 2012 1 77 2013 0 59 2014 6 78 2015 0 80 2016 2 74 TOTAL 32 2,048.0 AVE/YR 2 102.4 County % of state take (20- 1.6% year average)

Notes: 1. County take from: USDA (2017a) 2. Statewide take from: USDA (2017b) 3. See Table B-1 in Appendix B in this Draft EIR

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Annual Take Under Monterey County and County Population Estimate APHIS-WS Cooperative Agreement Suitable county land area (square miles) 3 2,632 Year Monterey County 1 California 2 0.55 (low) Density (individuals per square mile) 4 1997 19 77 0.58 (high) 1998 11 99 Sex ratio 0.5 1999 4 113 Female breeding success 0.53 2000 0 99 Litter size 2.7 2001 0 72 1,448 (low) Total adults 2002 0 71 1,527 (high) 2003 0 63 724 (low) Breeding females 2004 0 67 763 (high) 2005 1 52 1,036 (low) Young at den 2006 0 54 1,092 (high) 2007 0 61 2,483 (low) County population before natural mortality (adults + young) 2008 0 83 2,619 (high) 2009 0 74 2010 2 59 State Population Estimate 2011 0 54 State low population estimate 5 120,441 2012 6 62 2013 2 35 County APHIS Baseline Take 2014 3 28 Average annual take over 20-year period 2.4 2015 0 15 % average take per year of County low population estimate 0.1% 2016 0 18 % average take per year of state low population estimate 0.002% TOTAL 48 1,256 % highest historic take (725) of County low population estimate 2.5% AVE/YR 2.4 62.8 % highest historic take (725 individuals) of state low population estimate 0.04% County % of state take (20-year 3.8% average)

Notes: 1. County take from: USDA (2017a) 2. Statewide take from: USDA (2017b) 3. See Table B-1 in Appendix B in this Draft EIR 4. Population dynamics from: CDFG (2004) Appendix 3 (Bobcat Population Model) 5. From: CDFG (2004) Appendix 3 (Bobcat Population Model)

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Sustainable Take Threshold Sustainable cumulative annual statewide harvest all sources (individuals) 6 14,400

Cumulative Take Estimates (Average Take) County 20-year average take by APHIS(1997-2016) 2.4 County average take compared to low population 0.1% County average take plus 33% 7 3 County average take plus 33% compared to county low population 0.1% County average plus 33% compared to state low population 0.003% County average plus 33% plus county average trapping plus hunng equals cumulave county 8 125.2 Cumulative county average take compared to county low population 5.0% State 20-year average take by APHIS (1997-2016) 62.8 State average take plus 33% 84 State average take plus 33% plus state average trapping plus hunng equals cumulave state 8 1,778 State average plus 33% plus trapping state compared to state low population 1.5% County cumulative plus state cumulative 1,903 Total county plus state cumulative compared to state low population 1.6% County contribution 6.6%

Notes: 6. From: CDFG (2004:57) includes trapping, damage control, private property owners, entities, or other persons 7. 33% is added to account for take by private parties and all other known sources of mortality. It is the factor applied by APHIS-WS in recent documents (see USDA 2015a: 50) in assessing impacts of its program, in CDFG (2004: species population models appendices) for APHIS-WS take, and has been used in this analysis for consistency. 8. Hunting and trapping data from CDFW (2017c) and CDFW (2017d), summarized in Table C-11 in this Draft EIR. Commerical trapping no longer allowed.

C-5-2 TABLE C-6 FERAL SWINE TAKE Annual Take Under Monterey County and APHIS-WS Cooperative Agreement Year Monterey County 1 California 2 1997 0 17 1998 0 69 1999 6 196 2000 14 210 2001 29 272 2002 73 422 2003 33 185 2004 0 253 2005 81 302 2006 11 470 2007 25 596 2008 45 764 2009 30 901 2010 26 898 2011 0 856 2012 0 884 2013 3 1126 2014 2 706 2015 4 688 2016 18 612 TOTAL 400 10,427.0 AVE/YR 20 521.4 County % of state take (20-year 3.8% average)

Notes: 1. County take from: USDA (2017a) 2. Statewide take from USDA (2017b)

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Annual Take Under Monterey County and County Population Estimate APHIS-WS Cooperative Agreement Suitable county land area (square miles) 3 2,632 Year Monterey County 1 California 2 0.24 (low) Density (individuals per square mile) 4 1997 0 1522 0.70 (high) 1998 3 1743 Sex ratio 0.5 1999 1 1777 Female breeding success 0.86 2000 38 1913 Litter size 3.5 2001 17 2115 632 (low) Total adults 2002 2 2112 1,842 (high) 2003 17 2170 303 (low) Breeding females 2004 0 1984 884 (high) 2005 0 1758 913 (low) Young at den 2006 0 2112 2,662 (high) 2007 1 2370 1,544 (low) County population before natural mortality (adults + young) 2008 0 2644 4,504 (high) 2009 0 2671 2010 4 2479 State Population Estimate 2011 0 2511 State low population estimate 5 72,407 2012 2 2558 2013 0 2702 County APHIS Baseline Take 2014 0 2206 Average annual take over 20-year period 2.4 2015 0 1600 % average take per year of County low population estimate 0.2% 2016 3 1497 % average take per year of state low population estimate 0.01% TOTAL 88 42,444 % highest historic take of County low population estimate 5.7% AVE/YR 4.4 2,122.2 % highest historic take of state low population estimate 0.12% County % of state take (20-year 0.21% average)

Notes: 1. County take from: USDA (2017a) 2. Statewide take from: USDA (2017b) 3. See Table B-1 in Appendix B in this Draft EIR 4. Population dynamics from: CDFG (2004) Appendix 8 (Racoon Population Model) 5. From: CDFG 2004 Appendix 8 (Racoon Population Model)

C-7-1 TABLE C-7 RACCOON TAKE AND POPULATION ESTIMATES

Sustainable Take Threshold Sustainable cumulative annual statewide harvest all sources 6 49%

Cumulative Take Estimates (Average Take) County 20-year average take by APHIS(1997-2016) 4.4 County average take compared to low population 0.3% County average take plus 33% 7 5.9 County average take plus 33% compared to county low population 0.4% County average plus 33% compared to state low population 0.1% County average plus 33% plus county average trapping plus hunng equals cumulave county 8 23.9 Cumulative county average take compared to county low population 1.5% State 20-year average take by APHIS (1997-2016) 2,122 State average take plus 33% 9 2,823 State average take plus 33% plus state average trapping plus hunng equals cumulave state 8 8,353 State average plus 33% plus trapping state compared to state low population 11.5% County cumulative plus state cumulative 8,376 Total county plus state cumulative compared to state low population 11.6% County contribution 0.3%

Notes: 6. From: CDFG (2004:49) 7. 33% is added to account for take by private parties and all other known sources of mortality. It is the factor applied by APHIS-WS in recent documents (see USDA 2015a: 50) in assessing impacts of its program, in CDFG (2004: species population models appendices) for APHIS-WS take, and has been used in this analysis for consistency. 8. Trapping and hunting data from: CDFW (2017a) and CDFW (2017f), summarized in Table C-11 in this Draft EIR

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Annual Take Under Monterey County and County Population Estimate APHIS-WS Cooperative Agreement Suitable county land area (square miles) 3 2,632 Year Monterey County 1 California 2 1.3 (low) Density (individuals per square mile) 4 1997 0 5301 6.2 (high) 1998 0 3969 Sex ratio 0.46 1999 6 3908 Female breeding success 0.8 2000 1 3713 Litter size 5.6 2001 9 4354 3,422 (low) Total adults 2002 3 4273 16,318 (high) 2003 14 4069 1,574 (low) Breeding females 2004 0 3790 7,506 (high) 2005 0 3866 7,051 (low) Young at den 2006 1 4526 33,629 (high) 2007 0 4750 10,473 (low) County population before natural mortality (adults + young) 2008 4 5522 49,947 (high) 2009 4 4775 2010 5 4631 State Population Estimate 2011 0 4092 State low population estimate 5 318,195 2012 3 3729 2013 0 3631 County APHIS Baseline Take 2014 0 3320 Average annual take over 20-year period 2.5 2015 0 2957 % average take per year of County low population estimate 0.02% 2016 0 2593 % average take per year of state low population estimate 0.001% TOTAL 50 81,769 % highest historic take of County low population estimate 0.5% AVE/YR 2.5 4,088.5 % highest historic take of state low population estimate 0.02% County % of state take (20-year 0.06% average)

Notes: 1. County take from: USDA (2017a) 2. Statewide take from: USDA (2017b) 3. See Table B-1 in Appendix B in this Draft EIR 4. Population dynamics from: CDFG (2004) Appendix 10 (Striped Skunk Population Model) 5. From: CDFG (2004) Appendix 10 (Striped Skunk Population Model)

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Sustainable Take Threshold Sustainable cumulative annual statewide harvest all sources 6 N/A

Cumulative Take Estimates (Average Take) County 20-year average take by APHIS(1997-2016) 2.5 County average take compared to low population 0.0% County average take plus 33% 7 3.3 County average take plus 33% compared to county low population 0.03% County average plus 33% compared to state low population 0.001% County average plus 33% plus county average trapping plus hunng equals cumulave county 8 7.3 Cumulative county average take compared to county low population 0.07% State 20-year average take by APHIS (1997-2016) 4,088 State average take plus 33% 7 5,438 State average take plus 33% plus state average trapping plus hunng equals cumulave state 8 6,625 State average plus 33% plus trapping state compared to state low population 2.1% County cumulative plus state cumulative 6,632 Total county plus state cumulative compared to state low population 2.1% County contribution 0.1%

Notes: 6. No take threshold identified in CDFG (2004) 7. 33% is added to account for take by private parties and all other known sources of mortality. It is the factor applied by APHIS-WS in recent documents (see USDA 2015a: 50) in assessing impacts of its program, in CDFG (2004: species population models appendices) for APHIS-WS take, and has been used in this analysis for consistency. 8. Trapping data from: CDFW (2017a), summarized in Table C-11 in this Draft EIR.

C-8-2 TABLE C-9 THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES PROTECTION: INTENTIONAL AND NONINTENTIONAL TAKE AND FREED/RELEASED/DISPERSED 1997-2016 Target Intentional Killed* SPECIES 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 TOTAL Cowbird (brown-headed) 319 319 Crow (American) 21 26 15 12 24 8 72 36 29 35 13 22 3 1 317 Feral cat 23 55 39 25 11 26 17 34 11 24 3 21 15 30 11 3 5 1 354 Feral dog 1 1 Feral swine 17 17 Fox (red) 12 29 46 26 13 38 18 13 7 10 11 2 11 2 2 17 1 258 Gull (California) 1 1 2 Gull (western) 1 1 1 2 5 Hawk (Northern harrier [marsh] 1 3 4 Opossum (Virginia) 2 2 Raccoon 3 9 12 Raven (common) 7 5 1 2 10 9 14 11 27 13 8 25 10 4 146 Skunk (striped) 57 38 41 60 30 31 13 25 10 18 16 4 18 16 7 37 34 7 20 2 484 Starling (European) 110 110 Total 92 127 126 112 54 96 78 104 473 92 64 44 130 96 76 108 63 55 34 7 2031

Target Nonintentional and Nontarget Nonintentional Killed* SPECIES 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 TOTAL Coyote 1 1 Crow (American) 2 2 Opossum (Virginia) 1 1 Racoon 1 1 Raven (common) 1 1 Total 0 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 6

Target Freed/Released/Dispersed* SPECIES 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 TOTAL Crow (American) 40 40 Hawk (Northern harrier [marsh] 4 4 Kestrel (American) 1 1 Raccoon 1 1 Raven (common) 4 4 Opossum (Virginia) 1 2 11 14 Shrike 1 5 6 Skunk (striped) 1 1 2 Vulture (turkey) 1 1 Total 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 6 3 0 12 0 0 0 44 1 0 4 0 0 73

C-9-1 TABLE C-9 THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES PROTECTION: INTENTIONAL AND NONINTENTIONAL TAKE AND FREED/RELEASED/DISPERSED 1997-2016 Target Nonintentional and Nontarget Nonintentional Freed/Released/Dispersed* SPECIES 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 TOTAL Badger 1 1 2 Blackbird (red-winged) 14 14 Bobcat 1 1212314 15 Coyote 3 11141432 133 4241 47 Feral cat 2 2 Feral dog 1 1 1 1 4 Fox (gray) 3 1 1 5 Fox (red) 54 54 Gull (Western) 1 1 Hawk (Northern harrier [marsh] 1 1 Jackrabbit 7 2 9 Jays (scrub) 6 6 Opossum (Virginia) 7 18 17 6 38 28 37 19 7 2 6 4 12 7 25 15 3 251 Owl (barn, great, or other) 1 1 3 3 8 Raccoon 11 613648 6793141 70 Rabbit (cottontail) 4 4 Shrike (other) 1 1 Skunk (striped) 19 19 Squirrel (ground) 8 1 2 11 Towhee (rufous-sided) 5 5 Vulture (turkey) 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 9 Weasel 1 2 1 1 1 6 Woodpecker (acorn) 1 1 Total 90 7 40 40 14 56 38 53 50 9 9 18 21 16 12 37 25 3 7 0 545

Notes: Data provided for disclosure and for use in cumulative analysis only. County agreement with APHIS-WS does not fund activities for threatened and endangered species protection. * zero (0) take and/or freed/released/dispersed omitted for readability Source: USDA 2017a.

C-9-2 TABLE C-10 MONTEREY COUNTY GENERAL PLAN BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES POLICIES CONSISTENCY ANALYSIS Policy Policy Text Consistency Analysis Number Conservation/Open Space Element Goal OS-4: Protect and conserve the quality of coastal, marine, and river environments, as applied in areas not in the coastal zone. OS-4.1 Federal and State listed native marine and fresh water The IWDM activities performed by APHIS-WS under the agreement renewal would not adversely affect species or subspecies of a bird, mammal, fish, amphibian, federal or state listed species (see Impact 4.1.2). reptile, or plant shall be protected. Species designated in The area plans contain additional policies supplementing the General Plan that are specific to conditions Area Plans shall also be protected. in each area plan. These policies seek to conserve natural scenic areas, land forms, waterways, native vegetation and trees, marine life, wetlands, and critical habitats through sensitive land use planning, development standards, and design standards. Specific native trees identified in the area plans include the Santa Lucia fir, Monterey pine, redwood, madrone, and all native oak trees, as well as a historic walnut tree row. Specific native vegetation identified in the area plans include riparian vegetation, chaparral, and broad leaf evergreen. Wetlands and fishery habitat conservation was also identified within area plans, along with maintenance of fishery habitats for accessibility by threatened fish species including steelhead. The IWDM activities performed by APHIS-WS under the agreement renewal would not adversely habitat and species identified in the area plans (see Impact 4.1.2).

Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not conflict with this policy. OS-4.2 Direct and indirect discharges of harmful substances into Hazardous materials such as chemicals and pesticides may be used by APHIS-WS field staff. APHIS-WS marine waters, rivers or streams shall not exceed state or Directives Section 2.4 establishes procedures and protocols that must be followed regarding such use and federal standards. disposal to ensure compliance with applicable federal and state laws and regulations. Hazardous substances are not placed where they would enter water bodies. APHIS-WS does not target resident species in marine waters, rivers, or streams.

Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not conflict with this policy. OS-4.3 Estuaries, salt and fresh water marshes, tide pools, The IWDM program and activities implemented by APHIS-WS field personnel for wildlife damage wetlands, sloughs, river and stream mouth areas, plus all management are not permitted by federal or state law to modify habitat or otherwise implement activities waterways that drain and have impact on State designated that would have an effect on water quality. Areas of Special Biological Significance (ASBS) shall be protected, maintained, and preserved in accordance with Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not state and federal water quality regulations. conflict with this policy.

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TABLE C-10 MONTEREY COUNTY GENERAL PLAN BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES POLICIES CONSISTENCY ANALYSIS Policy Policy Text Consistency Analysis Number OS-4.4 Reasonable development of harbor facilities for fishing, This policy is not applicable. The proposed project does not involve development of harbor facilities. research, and recreational boating that are compatible with conservation policies shall be allowed. Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not conflict with this policy. Goal OS-5: Conserve listed species, critical habitat, habitat and species protected in area plans; avoid, minimize and mitigate significant impacts to biological resources. OS-5.1 The extent and acreages of critical habitat shall be This policy is not applicable. This policy provides direction for developing information about critical inventoried to the extent feasible and mapped in GIS. habitat in the county. Critical habitat has been designated by the US Fish and Wildlife Service for several Conservation of listed species shall be promoted. wildlife and plant species in the county, which is described in the Environmental Setting. The IWDM activities performed by APHIS-WS under the agreement renewal would not adversely affect critical habitat (see Impact 4.1.2)

Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not conflict with this policy. OS-5.2 The extent and acreages of the potentially suitable habitat This policy is not applicable. It sets forth direction for determining habitat location that should be included for listed species shall be inventoried to the extent feasible in area plans. and mapped in GIS. Conservation of species shall be promoted as provided in the Area Plans. Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not conflict with this policy. OS-5.3 Development shall be carefully planned to provide for the This policy is not applicable. The agreement renewal for wildlife damage services provided by APHIS- conservation and maintenance of critical habitat. WS to the County does not involve land development.

Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not conflict with this policy. OS-5.4 Development shall avoid, minimize, and mitigate impacts This policy is not applicable. The agreement renewal for wildlife damage services provided by APHIS- to listed species and critical habitat to the extent feasible. WS to the County does not involve land development. Measures may include but are not limited to: a. clustering lots for development to avoid critical Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not habitat areas, conflict with this policy. b. dedications of permanent conservation easements; or

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TABLE C-10 MONTEREY COUNTY GENERAL PLAN BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES POLICIES CONSISTENCY ANALYSIS Policy Policy Text Consistency Analysis Number c. other appropriate means. If development may affect listed species, consultation with United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and California Department of Fish and Game (CDFG) may be required and impacts may be mitigated by expanding the resource elsewhere on-site or within close proximity off- site. Final mitigation requirements would be determined as required by law. OS-5.5 Landowners and developers shall be encouraged to This policy is not applicable. The agreement renewal for wildlife damage services provided by APHIS- preserve the integrity of existing terrain and native WS to the County does not involve land development. vegetation in visually sensitive areas such as hillsides, ridges, and watersheds. Routine and Ongoing Agricultural Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not Activities shall be exempt from this policy. conflict with this policy. OS-5.6 Native and native compatible species, especially drought This policy is not applicable. The agreement renewal for wildlife damage services provided by APHIS- resistant species, shall be utilized in fulfilling landscaping WS to the County does not involve land development. requirements. Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not conflict with this policy. OS-5.7 Proposals for harvesting commercially valuable timber or This policy is not applicable. The agreement renewal for wildlife damage services provided by APHIS- as a part of a Timberland Conversion Project (as defined WS to the County does not involve harvesting timber. by the California Department of Forestry) shall: a. include filing of a Timber Harvest Plan that provides Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not for selective, sustained yield harvesting and conflict with this policy. reforestation, and erosion control; b. consider opportunities for concurrent and subsequent use of publicly owned timberland for public recreation; c. require approval by the California Department of Forestry; e. complete environmental review by the County and other appropriate agencies; and

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TABLE C-10 MONTEREY COUNTY GENERAL PLAN BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES POLICIES CONSISTENCY ANALYSIS Policy Policy Text Consistency Analysis Number f. comply with the resource protection goals and policies of this General Plan OS-5.8 Small-scale milling operations may be allowed subject to This policy is not applicable. The agreement renewal for wildlife damage services provided by APHIS- compatibility with resource protection policies and the WS to the County does not involve timber mills. peace of adjacent residences. Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not conflict with this policy. OS-5.9 Tree removal that requires a permit shall be established This policy is not applicable. This policy requires that area plans address tree removal and permits. by Area Plans. Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not conflict with this policy. OS-5.10 Regulations for tree removal, including Timberland This policy is not applicable. It provides direction for establishing timberland conversion. APHIS-WS does Conversion, shall be established and maintained by not remove trees. ordinance, implementing Area Plan policies that address the following: Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not a. Criteria when a permit is required including: conflict with this policy. 1. number of trees, 2. minimum size of tree, 3. Post Timberland conversion land-use b. How size is measured for each protected species of tree, and what constitutes a landmark tree depending on the rate of growth for that species. c. Hazardous trees d. Pest and disease abatement e. Replacement criteria f. Ensure minimal removal OS-5.11 Conservation of large, continuous expanses of native trees This policy is not applicable. APHIS-WS does not remove trees. and vegetation shall be promoted as the most suitable habitat for maintaining abundant and diverse wildlife. Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not conflict with this policy. County of Monterey USDA APHIS-WS IWDM Program and Agreement Renewal August 2017 Draft Environmental Impact Report C-10-4

TABLE C-10 MONTEREY COUNTY GENERAL PLAN BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES POLICIES CONSISTENCY ANALYSIS Policy Policy Text Consistency Analysis Number OS-5.12 The California Department of Fish and Game shall be APHIS-WS does not perform activities that disturb habitat, including ASBS. APHIS-WS consults with consulted and appropriate measures shall be taken to CDFW and obtains necessary wildlife depredation permits, where required by CDFW. protect Areas of Special Biological Significance (ASBS). Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not conflict with this policy. OS-5.13 Efforts to obtain and preserve natural areas of particular This policy is not applicable. The agreement renewal for wildlife damage services provided by APHIS- biologic, scientific, or educational interest, and restrict WS to the County does not involve land development activities that would encroachment on sensitive incompatible uses from encroaching upon them, shall be uses. encouraged. Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not conflict with this policy. OS-5.14 Policies and procedures that encourage exclusion and This policy is not applicable. APHIS-WS does not remove exotic plants or perform pest control. control or eradication of invasive exotic plants and pests shall be established. Sale of such items within Monterey Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not County shall be discouraged. conflict with this policy. OS-5.15 A fee waiver program for environmental restoration This policy is not applicable. Environmental restoration is not an IWDM program element. projects shall be established. Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not conflict with this policy. OS-5.16 A biological study shall be required for any development This policy is not applicable. The agreement renewal for wildlife damage services provided by APHIS- project requiring a discretionary permit and having the WS to the County does not involve land development or a permit for such development. The potential potential to substantially reduce the habitat of a fish or indirect effects of the County’s renewal of its agreement with APHIS-WS on biological resources are wildlife species, cause a fish or wildlife population to drop comprehensively evaluated in Impacts 4.1.1 through 4.1.7 in Section 4.1, Biological Resources. below self-sustaining levels, threaten to eliminate a plant or animal community, or substantially reduce the number Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not or restrict the range of an endangered, rare, or threatened conflict with this policy. species. An ordinance establishing minimum standards for a biological study and biological surveys shall be enacted. A biological study shall include a field reconnaissance performed at the appropriate time of year . Based on the

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TABLE C-10 MONTEREY COUNTY GENERAL PLAN BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES POLICIES CONSISTENCY ANALYSIS Policy Policy Text Consistency Analysis Number results of the biological study, biological surveys may be necessary to identify, describe, and delineate the habitats or species that are potentially impacted . Feasible measures to reduce significant impacts to a less than significant level shall be adopted as conditions of approval. OS-5.17 The County shall prepare, adopt, and implement a This policy is not applicable. The agreement renewal for wildlife damage services provided by APHIS- program that allows projects to mitigate the loss of critical WS to the County does not involve land development or ground disturbance in critical habitat. habitat. The program may include ratios, payment of fees, or some other mechanisms in consultation with Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not responsible state and/or federal regulatory agencies. Until conflict with this policy. such time as the program has been established, projects shall mitigate the loss of critical habitat on an individual basis in consultation with responsible state and/or federal regulatory agencies. A Community Plan or Rural Center Plan that includes a mitigation program shall not be subject to this policy. OS-5.18 Prior to disturbing any federal or state jurisdictional areas, This policy is not applicable. The agreement renewal for wildlife damage services provided by APHIS- all applicable federal and state permitting requirements WS to the County does not involve land development or ground disturbance in jurisdictional wetlands shall be met, including all mitigation measures for or riparian habitat. Capture methods are not used in wetlands. Placement of a trap, snare, or cage in a development of jurisdictional areas and associated riparian habitat has negligible ground disturbance. riparian habitats. Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not conflict with this policy. OS-5.19 The County shall, in concert with the U.S. Fish and This policy is not applicable. It sets forth direction for the County to develop a conservation strategy for Wildlife Service, California Department of Fish and the Salinas Valley that would be applied to land development projects for mitigating impacts. Game, cities in the Salinas Valley, and stakeholders develop a conservation strategy for the Salinas Valley to Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not provide for the preservation of adequate habitat to sustain conflict with this policy. the San Joaquin kit fox population. The general focus area of the plan shall be the Salinas Valley south of the community of Chualar. The conservation strategy, at a minimum, shall be adopted by Monterey County and shall be applied to all discretionary approvals (and their County of Monterey USDA APHIS-WS IWDM Program and Agreement Renewal August 2017 Draft Environmental Impact Report C-10-6

TABLE C-10 MONTEREY COUNTY GENERAL PLAN BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES POLICIES CONSISTENCY ANALYSIS Policy Policy Text Consistency Analysis Number associated CEQA documents) with potential to affect the San Joaquin kit fox within the conservation strategy area. The County shall complete the conservation strategy within four (4) years of General Plan adoption. The conservation strategy funding program shall be developed and shall consider a mitigation fee program for which development projects will be assessed a fee based on a proportional basis of impact to the San Joaquin kit fox as one of the options. The conservation strategy shall be developed and implemented in coordination with the appropriate state or federal agency and may provide mechanisms to mitigate impacts of an individual project through one or more of the following means: identifying an agency-approved mitigation bank or other compensation site (on- or off-site); and/or preserving habitat; monitoring the compensation site; and funding the management of the compensation site. Until the adoption of the conservation strategy, habitat loss due to discretionary projects shall be mitigated on a project-by- project basis. OS-5.20 At five year intervals, the County shall examine the degree This policy is not applicable. It sets forth a process for assessing growth to guide future land use areas. to which thresholds predicted in the General Plan EIR for the timeframe 2006-2030 for increased population, Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not residential construction, and commercial growth have conflict with this policy. been attained. If the examination indicates that actual growth is within 10% of the thresholds (10,015 new housing units; 500 acres new commercial development; 3,111 acres new industrial development, or 10,253 acres of land converted to agriculture), the County shall initiate a General Plan Amendment process to consider the expansion of focused growth areas established by the General Plan and/or the designation of new focused growth areas. The purpose of such expanded/new focused growth areas would be to reduce the loss of species and habitat addressed by Policy OS-5.16 due to continued urban growth. The County of Monterey USDA APHIS-WS IWDM Program and Agreement Renewal August 2017 Draft Environmental Impact Report C-10-7

TABLE C-10 MONTEREY COUNTY GENERAL PLAN BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES POLICIES CONSISTENCY ANALYSIS Policy Policy Text Consistency Analysis Number new/expanded growth areas shall be designed to accommodate at least 80% of the projected residential and commercial growth in the unincorporated County from 2030 to buildout. This update will also address expansion of agricultural operations and potential impacts to the species and habitat addressed by Policy OS-5.16 . OS-5.21 At five year intervals, the County shall examine the degree This policy is not applicable. It sets forth a process for the County to monitor growth and develop a to which thresholds for increased population, residential biological resources conservation strategy and mitigation mechanisms. construction, and commercial growth predicted in the General Plan EIR for the timeframe 2006-2030 have been Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not attained. If the examination indicates that actual growth is conflict with this policy. within 10% of the growth projected in the General Plan EIR (10,015 new housing units; 500 acres new commercial development; 3,111 acres new industrial development and 10,253 acres of land converted to agriculture ), the County shall assess the vulnerability of currently non-listed species to become rare, threatened, or endangered due to projected development. The County shall complete the preparation of a conservation strategy for those areas containing substantial suitable habitat for those plant and wildlife species for which a biological report would be required pursuant to Policy OS-5.16 due to development . The County shall invite the participation of the incorporated cities, the federal land agencies, Caltrans, and other stakeholders. The conservation strategy shall also cover preservation of sensitive natural communities, riparian habitat, and wetlands, and wildlife movement corridors and include mechanisms such as on and off-site mitigation ratios and fee programs for mitigating impacts or their equivalent . OS-5.22 In order to preserve riparian habitat, conserve the value of This policy is not applicable. It sets forth direction for establishing a stream setback ordinance that would streams and rivers as wildlife corridors and reduce be applied to development projects. sediment and other water quality impacts of new development, the county shall develop and adopt a County of Monterey USDA APHIS-WS IWDM Program and Agreement Renewal August 2017 Draft Environmental Impact Report C-10-8

TABLE C-10 MONTEREY COUNTY GENERAL PLAN BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES POLICIES CONSISTENCY ANALYSIS Policy Policy Text Consistency Analysis Number Stream Setback Ordinance. The ordinance shall establish Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not minimum standards for the avoidance and setbacks for conflict with this policy. new development relative to streams. The ordinance shall identify standardized inventory methodologies and mapping requirements. A stream classification system shall be identified to distinguish between different stream types (based on hydrology, vegetation, and slope, etc.) and thus allow application of standard setbacks to different stream types. The ordinance shall identify specific setbacks relative to the following rivers and creeks so they can be implemented in the Area Plans: Salinas, Carmel River, Arroyo Seco, Pajaro River, Nacimiento, San Antonio, Gabilan Creek, and Toro Creek. The ordinance may identify specific setbacks for other creeks or may apply generic setbacks based on the stream classification developed for the ordinance. The ordinance shall delineate appropriate uses within the setback area that shall not cause removal of riparian habitat, compromise identified riparian wildlife corridors, or compromise water quality of the relevant stream while also taking into consideration uses that serve health and safety purposes. The Stream Setback Ordinance shall apply to all discretionary development, County public projects, and to conversion of lands uncultivated for the previous 30 years, on normal soil slopes over 15% or on highly erodible soils on slopes over 10%. The stream setback ordinance shall be adopted within three (3) years of adoption of the General Plan. OS-5.23 The County shall prepare, adopt and implement a This policy is not applicable. It sets forth direction for oak woodland mitigation for development projects. program that allows projects to mitigate the loss of oak woodlands, while also taking into consideration wildfire Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not prevention/protection. Consistent with California Public conflict with this policy. Resources Code Section 21083.4, the program shall identify a combination of the following mitigation alternatives:

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TABLE C-10 MONTEREY COUNTY GENERAL PLAN BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES POLICIES CONSISTENCY ANALYSIS Policy Policy Text Consistency Analysis Number a) ratios for replacement, b) payment of fees to mitigate the loss or direct replacement for the loss of oak woodlands and monitoring for compliance; and c) conservation easements. The program shall identify criteria for suitable donor sites. Mitigation for the loss of oak woodlands may be either on- site or off-site. The program shall allow payment of fees to either a local fund established by the County or a state fund. Until such time as the County program is implemented consistent with Public Resources Code Section 21083.4(b), projects shall pay a fee to the state Oak Woodlands Conservation Fund (OWCF). Replacement of oak woodlands shall provide for equivalent acreage and ecological value at a minimum of 1:1 ratio. The program shall prioritize the conservation of oak woodlands that are within known wildlife corridors as a high priority. The oak woodlands mitigation program shall be adopted within 5 years of adoption of the General Plan. OS-5.24 The County shall require discretionary projects to retain The agreement renewal for wildlife damage services provided by APHIS-WS to the County does not movement corridors of adequate size and habitat quality involve land development that could affect wildlife movement corridors. See Impact 4.1.4 in Section 4.1, to allow for continued wildlife use based on the needs of which identifies other potential actions that could affect wildlife corridors. There would be no significant the species occupying the habitat. The County shall impacts. require that expansion of its roadways and public infrastructure projects provide movement opportunities Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not for terrestrial wildlife and ensure that existing stream conflict with this policy. channels and riparian corridors continue to provide for wildlife movement and access. OS-5.25 Occupied nests of statutorily protected migratory birds The agreement renewal for wildlife damage services provided by APHIS-WS to the County does not and raptors shall not be disturbed during the breeding involve land development or remove vegetation. While birds may be targeted (primarily for crop season (generally February 1 to September 15). The protection) and may be taken with a federal permit, with the exception of listed threatened and county shall endangered species (APHIS-WS Directive 2.301), nests of migratory birds are not, except in rare circumstances. Over the 20-year baseline, there was only one instance when nests were removed (see

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TABLE C-10 MONTEREY COUNTY GENERAL PLAN BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES POLICIES CONSISTENCY ANALYSIS Policy Policy Text Consistency Analysis Number A. Consult, or require the developer to consult, with a Table 4.1-3). In 2011, cliff swallows that had built nests on the outside of a hospital posed a health risk qualified biologist prior to any site preparation or to patients because of the potential for bacteria to enter the hospital’s ventilation system. The cliff construction work in order to: swallows and their nests were removed. (1) determine whether work is proposed during nesting season for migratory birds or raptors, Conclusion: Renewal of the agreement for County-funded APHIS-WS IWDM program services would not (2) determine whether site vegetation is suitable to conflict with this policy. nesting migratory birds or raptors, (3) identify any regulatory requirements for setbacks or other avoidance measures for migratory birds and raptors which would nest on the site, and (4) establish project-specific requirements for setbacks, lock-out periods, or other methods of avoidance of disruption of nesting birds. B. Require the development to follow the recommendations of the biologist. This measure may be implemented in one of two ways: (1) preconstruction surveys may be conducted to identify active nests and, if found, adequate buffers shall be provided to avoid active nest disruption until after the young have fledged; or (2) vegetation removal may be conducted during the non- breeding season (generally September 16 to January 31); however, removal of vegetation along waterways shall require approval of all appropriate local, state, and federal agencies. This policy shall not apply in the case of an emergency fire event requiring tree removal. This policy shall apply for tree removal that addresses fire safety planning, since removal can be scheduled to reduce impacts to migratory birds and raptors. Source: Policies from Monterey County (2010).

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Table C-11 Sport Hunting and Commercial Trapping Take Fiscal Years 1996-97 through 2015-16

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Total Average COYOTE Commercial Trapping County 1 4 14 - 10 11 - - 27 18 17 11 16 14 9 12 - - - - - 163 14 State 1 1,367 1,127 301 201 296 290 396 636 443 133 226 204 149 82 139 209 280 169 156 114 6,918 346 Sport Hunting (game take hunter survey) County 200 700 3,282 2,320 1,337 1,613 889 1,846 1,453 793 2,600 745 NA 2 1,438 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 19,216 1,478 State 41,956 30,675 44,736 61,064 62,246 52,947 52,748 64,820 54,824 56,682 69,365 56,815 NA 2 69,914 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 718,792 55,292 BOBCAT Commercial Trapping County 3 - 11 ------6 - - - NA 2 17 State 3 984 1,059 190 178 220 214 394 429 506 627 885 715 623 457 893 1,499 1,214 1,292 760 NA 2 13,139 Sport Hunting (CDFW bobcat harvest report) County 19 11 12 17 13 13 5 5 4 9 12 16 6 8 15 4 7 12 6 8 202 10 State 429 426 353 352 414 295 273 272 261 265 317 336 281 251 255 238 324 308 206 263 6,119 306 Sport Hunting (game take hunter survey) County 1 80 233 207 127 33 91 61 - - - 67 - NA 2 106 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 1,005 112 State 1,320 2,299 1,124 1,753 1,517 1,552 1,379 739 608 1,165 1,867 1,198 NA 2 1,518 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 18,039 1,388 RACCOON Commercial Trapping County 1 1 3 17 - - - - 12 12 ------12 57 10 State 1,057 983 459 1,245 841 539 709 1,352 1,029 209 588 210 555 597 562 609 612 246 139 120 12,661 974 Sport Hunting (game take hunter survey) County - 100 ------NA 2 - NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 100 8 State 4,320 5,400 121 4,388 3,229 6,177 245 4,431 3,869 2,647 9,967 4,473 NA 2 9,957 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 59,224 4,556 STRIPED SKUNK Commercial Trapping County 2 11 6 - - - - 2 - - 2 - - - 4 - - - - 11 38 4 State 1,113 950 996 914 1,083 667 735 1,028 1,092 160 486 65 276 328 457 514 425 176 272 129 11,866 1,187 Sport Hunting (none) FERAL SWINE Commercial Trapping (none) Sport Hunting (game take hunter survey) County 3,359 5,135 5,559 6,771 6,817 6,025 4,015 5,002 5,491 3,048 3,800 2,529 NA 2 3,781 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 61,332 4,718 State 17,479 52,516 29,449 34,043 42,579 30,399 27,585 20,980 23,388 19,357 20,499 15,096 NA 2 23,668 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 NA 2 357,038 27,464

Notes: 1. Average calculated for years with take to provide conservative estimate . 2. No report prepared for this fiscal year. 3. Average not calculated because trapping no longer legal. Source: CDFW 2017a (Trapping Reports); CDFW 2017d (Bobcat Harvest Assessments); CDFW 2017f (Game Take Hunter Surveys)

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APHIS-WS TAKE DATA

TAKE DATA FOR AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES , PUBLIC HEALTH , AND PROPERTY PROTECTION 2005-2016

Summary/PDR Engine - Report Sections: Report Type: Type Criteria: Report Options: Generate Report: Criteria <-- Back to Rep o Show Each PDF waterm a Proj Start Summary Summarize All Land Summary Loss Summary Agr/Prop Summary for Internal (sort by DA) Employee Summary Agr CN Only Run in new Win d (PDR version) include leave for External Lab Samples Summary Take Summary (PDR sort by disease) 1) Choose Date sett e (activity breakout) 2) Then: Run, Excel , Chemicals Summary Show only Conflicts Count (activity breakout) Criteria with data Mileage Summary (PDR version) Fx = 10/1/x-1 to 9/3 0 TA/employee Equipment L/S/D TA/species

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10/01/ 04/20/ FY17 2 start: Thu Apr 20 16:10:26 MDT 2017 finish: Thu Apr 20 16:10:26 MDT 2017

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Bobcats snares, neck 1

Total 1 Coyotes calling device, 1 manual(hand,bl firearms 90 snares, foot/leg 12 snares, neck 28

Total 131 Lions, Mountain (Cougar) firearms 1

Total 1 Swine, Feral traps, cage 4

Total 4

Bottom Line Total 137

Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

Non-Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

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start: Tue Oct 18 14:50:26 MDT 2016 finish: Tue Oct 18 14:50:27 MDT 2016

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Bobcats dog 4

Total 4 Coots, American handcaught/gathered 332

Total 332 Coyotes calling device, 41 electronic calling device, 26 manual(hand,bl firearms 149 snares, foot/leg 6 snares, neck mechanical 32 (colla snares, neck 23 spotlight 25

Total 302 Ducks, Feral handcaught/gathered 2

Total 2 Foxes, Red snares, neck 2

Total 2 Lions, Mountain (Cougar) traps, cage 1

Total 1 Raccoons traps, cage 1

Total 1 Skunks, Striped traps, cage 1

Total 1 Swine, Feral firearms 1 spotlight 4 traps, cage 6

Total 11

Bottom Line Total 652 4

Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

Non-Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

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start: Tue Oct 18 14:55:22 MDT 2016 finish: Tue Oct 18 14:55:24 MDT 2016

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Take Summary

Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Coots, American handcaught/gathered 305

Total 305 Coyotes calling device, 77 electronic calling device, 5 manual(hand,bl firearms 75 snares, neck mechanical 33 (colla snares, neck 13 spotlight 25

Total 228 Lions, Mountain (Cougar) spotlight 2 traps, cage 3

Total 5 Swine, Feral firearms 24 traps, cage 1

Total 25

Bottom Line Total 563

Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

Non-Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Ducks, Feral handcaught/gathered 1

Total 1

Bottom Line Total 1

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start: Tue Oct 18 15:05:49 MDT 2016 finish: Tue Oct 18 15:05:50 MDT 2016

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Badgers firearms 1

Total 1 Blackbirds, Z-(Mixed Species) traps, decoy 25

Total 25 Coots, American handcaught/gathered 752

Total 752 Coyotes calling device, 71 electronic calling device, 8 manual(hand,bl firearms 37 snares, neck mechanical 51 (colla snares, neck 72 spotlight 4

Total 243 Crows, American calling device, 12 electronic firearms 1

Total 13 Hares, Jackrabbits (Other) firearms 16

Total 16 Lions, Mountain (Cougar) traps, cage 1

Total 1 Opossums, Virginia traps, cage 2

Total 2 Rabbits, Cottontail firearms 21 spotlight 20

Total 41 Skunks, Striped spotlight 1 traps, cage 3

Total 4 Squirrels, Ground, California firearms 48 traps, cage 2

Total 50 Starlings, European firearms 5 traps, decoy 28

Total 33 Swine, Feral firearms 22 traps, corral 23

Total 45

Bottom Line Total 1,201 25

Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type. Non-Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Ducks, Feral handcaught/gathered 5

Total 5

Bottom Line Total 5

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start: Thu Apr 20 15:52:49 MDT 2017 finish: Thu Apr 20 15:52:52 MDT 2017

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======Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Blackbirds, Brewer`s firearms 1 traps, cage 1 traps, decoy 25 traps, other 4

Total 6 25 Blackbirds, Red-Winged handcaught/gathered 7 traps, cage 7

Total 14 Blackbirds, Z-(Mixed Species) traps, decoy 42

Total 42 Coots, American handcaught/gathered 388

Total 388 Cowbirds, Brown-Headed handcaught/gathered 11 traps, cage 40 traps, other 2

Total 42 11 Coyotes calling device, 66 electronic calling device, 22 manual(hand,bl firearms 74 snares, foot/leg 2 snares, neck mechanical 55 (colla snares, neck 65 spotlight 31 traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 316 Crows, American calling device, 3 electronic firearms 55

Total 58 Ducks, Mallards handcaught/gathered 8

Total 8 Geese, Canada firearms 23 spotlight 1

Total 24 Hares, Jackrabbits, Black-Tailed firearms 1 spotlight 14

Total 15 Lions, Mountain (Cougar) firearms 2 snares, neck 1 traps, cage 3

Total 6 Opossums, Virginia spotlight 2 traps, cage 2

Total 4 Rabbits, Cottontail firearms 6 spotlight 26

Total 32 Raccoons traps, cage 4

Total 4 Skunks, Striped spotlight 2 traps, cage 2

Total 4 Squirrels, Ground, California firearms 20

Total 20 Starlings, European firearms 1 traps, cage 8 traps, other 2

Total 11 Swine, Feral firearms 29 spotlight 1

Total 30

Bottom Line Total 968 92 Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Blackbirds, Brewer`s handcaught/gathered 1

Total 1 Blackbirds, Red-Winged traps, cage 10

Total 10 Ducks, Mallards a/c powder 3 handcaught/gathered 34

Total 3 34 Swans, Black handcaught/gathered 1

Total 1

Bottom Line Total 3 46

Non-Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

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start: Tue Oct 18 15:18:50 MDT 2016 finish: Tue Oct 18 15:18:51 MDT 2016

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Blackbirds, Brewer`s firearms 2

Total 2 Bobcats firearms 1 traps, cage 1

Total 2 Coots, American a/c powder 106 handcaught/gathered 106

Total 106 106 Coyotes calling device, 34 electronic calling device, 49 manual(hand,bl firearms 66 snares, neck mechanical 39 (colla snares, neck 91 spotlight 22

Total 301 Crows, American calling device, 4 electronic firearms 34

Total 38 Geese, Canada firearms 1

Total 1 Gulls, California firearms 19

Total 19 Hares, Jackrabbits, Black-Tailed firearms 9

Total 9 Lions, Mountain (Cougar) firearms 1 traps, cage 1

Total 2 Opossums, Virginia firearms 2

Total 2 Rabbits, Cottontail firearms 12

Total 12 Skunks, Striped firearms 5

Total 5 Squirrels, Ground, California firearms 23

Total 23 Swine, Feral firearms 26

Total 26

Bottom Line Total 548 106 Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Ducks, Mallards a/c powder 1 2 handcaught/gathered 2

Total 1 2 2

Bottom Line Total 1 2 2

Non-Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

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County: MONTEREY

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start: Tue Oct 18 15:20:22 MDT 2016 finish: Tue Oct 18 15:20:24 MDT 2016

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Bobcats dog 1

Total 1 Coots, American a/c powder 195 195

Total 195 195 Coyotes calling device, 25 electronic calling device, 38 manual(hand,bl firearms 110 snares, foot/leg 3 snares, neck mechanical 30 (colla snares, neck 89 spotlight 1

Total 296 Lions, Mountain (Cougar) traps, cage 1

Total 1 Raccoons traps, cage 2

Total 2 Swallows, Cliff handcaught/gathered 18

Total 18 Swallows, Cliff EGG handcaught/gathered 6

Total 6 Swallows, Cliff NEST handcaught/gathered 6

Total 6

Bottom Line Total 512 12 1 195

Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Ducks, Mallards a/c powder 2 8 10

Total 2 8 10

Bottom Line Total 2 8 10

Non-Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

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start: Tue Oct 18 16:53:00 MDT 2016 finish: Tue Oct 18 16:53:01 MDT 2016

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Bobcats calling device, 1 electronic dog 4 firearms 3 traps, cage 2

Total 6 4 Coots, American firearms 170 handcaught/gathered 868

Total 1,038 Coyotes calling device, 11 electronic calling device, 90 manual(hand,bl firearms 84 snares, neck mechanical 14 (colla snares, neck 25 spotlight 2

Total 226 Lions, Mountain (Cougar) traps, cage 1

Total 1 Opossums, Virginia traps, cage 1

Total 1 Skunks, Striped traps, cage 3

Total 3

Bottom Line Total 1,275 4

Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

Non-Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

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start: Tue Oct 18 16:54:43 MDT 2016 finish: Tue Oct 18 16:54:44 MDT 2016

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Bobcats dog 4 traps, cage 2

Total 2 4 Coots, American a/c powder 283 283

Total 283 283 Coyotes calling device, 94 manual(hand,bl firearms 46 snares, foot/leg 10 snares, neck mechanical 16 (colla snares, neck 8 spotlight 3 Total 177 Ducks, Feral a/c powder 2

Total 2 Swine, Feral traps, corral 3

Total 3

Bottom Line Total 467 4 283

Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Ducks, Mallards a/c powder 4

Total 4

Bottom Line Total 4

Non-Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

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======Summary/PDR Engine - Report Sections: Report Type: Type Criteria: Report Options: Generate Report: Criteria <-- Back to Rep o Show Each PDF waterm a Proj Start Summary Summarize All Land Summary Loss Summary Agr/Prop Summary for Internal (sort by DA) Employee Summary Agr CN Only Run in new Win d (PDR version) include leave for External Lab Samples Summary Take Summary (PDR sort by disease) 1) Choose Date sett e (activity breakout) 2) Then: Run, Excel , Chemicals Summary Show only Conflicts Count (activity breakout) Criteria with data Mileage Summary (PDR version) Fx = 10/1/x-1 to 9/3 0 TA/employee Equipment L/S/D TA/species

Choose Date Range: FY Toggle Month T

10/01/ 04/20/ FY17 2 start: Thu Apr 20 15:56:59 MDT 2017 finish: Thu Apr 20 15:57:01 MDT 2017

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Bobcats dog 1 traps, cage 3

Total 3 1 Coots, American a/c powder 107 107 Total 107 107 Coyotes calling device, 52 manual(hand,bl firearms 21 snares, foot/leg 2 snares, neck mechanical 31 (colla snares, neck 6

Total 112 Foxes, Red traps, cage 1

Total 1 Lions, Mountain (Cougar) traps, cage 6

Total 6 Opossums, Virginia traps, cage 3

Total 3 Swine, Feral traps, corral 2

Total 2

Bottom Line Total 234 1 107

Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Ducks, Mallards a/c powder 2 3

Total 2 3

Bottom Line Total 2 3

Non-Target Un-Intentional

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start: Tue Oct 18 16:57:42 MDT 2016 finish: Tue Oct 18 16:57:42 MDT 2016

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Coots, American a/c powder 65 65

Total 65 65 Coyotes calling device, 52 manual(hand,bl firearms 9 snares, foot/leg 4 snares, neck mechanical 2 (colla

Total 67 Swine, Feral traps, live, feral hogs 4

Total 4 Bottom Line Total 136 65

Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Ducks, Mallards a/c powder 4 4

Total 4 4

Bottom Line Total 4 4

Non-Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

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10/01/ 04/20/ FY17 2 start: Thu Apr 20 15:58:11 MDT 2017 finish: Thu Apr 20 15:58:13 MDT 2017

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Coyotes calling device, 50 manual(hand,bl firearms 12 snares, neck 1 spotlight 7 Total 70 Lions, Mountain (Cougar) traps, cage 2

Total 2 Raccoons traps, cage 3

Total 3 Swine, Feral traps, live, feral hogs 18

Total 18

Bottom Line Total 93

Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

Non-Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

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10/01/ 04/20/ FY17 2 start: Thu Apr 20 16:09:47 MDT 2017 finish: Thu Apr 20 16:09:47 MDT 2017

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Cats, Feral/Free Ranging traps, cage 3 traps, foothold (padded) 4

Total 7 Cowbirds, Brown-Headed traps, decoy 319 Total 319 Crows, American firearms 1

Total 1 Foxes, Red traps, foothold (padded) 4

Total 4 Opossums, Virginia traps, foothold (padded) 2

Total 2 Skunks, Striped traps, foothold (padded) 6

Total 6 Starlings, European traps, decoy 110

Total 110

Bottom Line Total 447 2

Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

Non-Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Blackbirds, Red-Winged traps, decoy 7

Total 7 Jays, Scrub traps, decoy 6

Total 6 Opossums, Virginia traps, cage 5 traps, foothold (padded) 8

Total 13 Shrikes (Other) traps, decoy 1

Total 1 Towhees, Rufous-Sided traps, decoy 5

Total 5 Woodpeckers, Acorn traps, decoy 1

Total 1

Bottom Line Total 33

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10/01/ 04/20/ FY17 2 start: Thu Apr 20 16:09:06 MDT 2017 finish: Thu Apr 20 16:09:06 MDT 2017

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Cats, Feral/Free Ranging firearms 1 spotlight 18 traps, cage 3 traps, foothold (padded) 2

Total 24 Crows, American firearms 12

Total 12 Foxes, Red traps, cage 1 traps, foothold (padded) 9

Total 10 Raccoons traps, cage 6 traps, foothold (padded) 3

Total 9 Ravens, Common firearms 2

Total 2 Skunks, Striped spotlight 1 traps, cage 6 traps, foothold (padded) 11

Total 18 Swine, Feral firearms 4 spotlight 11 traps, cage 2

Total 17

Bottom Line Total 92

Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

Non-Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Bobcats traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 1 Dogs, Feral, Free-Ranging And Hybrids traps, foothold (padded) 1 Total 1 Opossums, Virginia traps, cage 3 traps, foothold (padded) 4

Total 7

Bottom Line Total 9

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10/01/ 04/20/ FY17 2 start: Thu Apr 20 16:08:29 MDT 2017 finish: Thu Apr 20 16:08:29 MDT 2017

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Cats, Feral/Free Ranging firearms 1 traps, cage 2

Total 3 Crows, American calling device, 2 electronic firearms 19 traps, foothold (padded) 3

Total 24 Foxes, Red traps, foothold (padded) 11

Total 11 Opossums, Virginia traps, cage 5 traps, foothold (padded) 6

Total 11 Raccoons traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 1 Ravens, Common firearms 7 traps, foothold (padded) 3

Total 10 Skunks, Striped firearms 1 traps, cage 8 traps, foothold (padded) 7

Total 16

Bottom Line Total 64 12

Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

Non-Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Coyotes traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 1 Opossums, Virginia traps, foothold (padded) 2 Total 2 Raccoons traps, cage 3 traps, foothold (padded) 3

Total 6

Bottom Line Total 9

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10/01/ 04/20/ FY17 2 start: Thu Apr 20 16:07:44 MDT 2017 finish: Thu Apr 20 16:07:44 MDT 2017

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Cats, Feral/Free Ranging spotlight 18 traps, foothold (padded) 3

Total 21 Crows, American calling device, 3 electronic firearms 5

Total 8 Foxes, Red traps, foothold (padded) 2

Total 2 Ravens, Common firearms 9

Total 9 Skunks, Striped traps, foothold (padded) 4

Total 4

Bottom Line Total 44

Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

Non-Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Bobcats traps, foothold (padded) 2

Total 2 Coyotes traps, cage 1 traps, foothold (padded) 2

Total 3 Opossums, Virginia traps, cage 2 traps, foothold (padded) 4

Total 6 Raccoons traps, cage 5 traps, foothold (padded) 2

Total 7 Bottom Line Total 18

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10/01/ 04/20/ FY17 2 start: Thu Apr 20 16:07:05 MDT 2017 finish: Thu Apr 20 16:07:05 MDT 2017

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Cats, Feral/Free Ranging firearms 3 traps, cage 4 traps, foothold (padded) 8

Total 15 Crows, American calling device, 44 electronic calling device, 3 manual(hand,bl firearms 25

Total 72 Foxes, Red traps, foothold (padded) 11

Total 11 Ravens, Common firearms 14

Total 14 Skunks, Striped spotlight 1 traps, cage 7 traps, foothold (padded) 10

Total 18

Bottom Line Total 130

Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Opossums, Virginia traps, foothold (padded) 2

Total 2 Raccoons traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 1

Bottom Line Total 3

Non-Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Badgers traps, foothold (padded) 1 Total 1 Bobcats traps, foothold (padded) 3

Total 3 Coyotes traps, foothold (padded) 3

Total 3 Foxes, Gray traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 1 Opossums, Virginia traps, cage 1 traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 2 Raccoons traps, foothold (padded) 8

Total 8

Bottom Line Total 18

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Cats, Feral/Free Ranging firearms 3 spotlight 20 traps, foothold (padded) 7

Total 30 Crows, American calling device, 4 electronic firearms 32

Total 36 Foxes, Red traps, foothold (padded) 2

Total 2 Gulls, Western firearms 1

Total 1 Ravens, Common firearms 11

Total 11 Skunks, Striped spotlight 3 traps, foothold (padded) 13

Total 16

Bottom Line Total 96

Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Raccoons traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 1

Bottom Line Total 1

Non-Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Bobcats traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 1 Opossums, Virginia traps, foothold (padded) 12 Total 12 Raccoons traps, foothold (padded) 2

Total 2

Bottom Line Total 15

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10/01/ 04/20/ FY17 2 start: Thu Apr 20 16:05:33 MDT 2017 finish: Thu Apr 20 16:05:33 MDT 2017

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Cats, Feral/Free Ranging firearms 1 spotlight 9 traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 11 Crows, American calling device, 4 electronic firearms 25 40

Total 29 40 Foxes, Red traps, foothold (padded) 2

Total 2 Hawks, Harrier, Northern (Marsh Hawks) handcaught/gathered 4

Total 4 Ravens, Common firearms 27

Total 27 Skunks, Striped firearms 1 spotlight 1 traps, foothold (padded) 5

Total 7

Bottom Line Total 76 4 40

Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Coyotes traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 1 Opossums, Virginia traps, foothold (padded) 2

Total 2 Raccoons traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 1

Bottom Line Total 1 3

Non-Target Un-Intentional Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Coyotes traps, foothold (padded) 4

Total 4 Opossums, Virginia traps, foothold (padded) 5

Total 5

Bottom Line Total 9

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10/01/ 04/20/ FY17 2 start: Thu Apr 20 16:04:48 MDT 2017 finish: Thu Apr 20 16:04:48 MDT 2017

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Cats, Feral/Free Ranging traps, cage 2 traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 3 Crows, American calling device, 9 electronic firearms 26

Total 35 Foxes, Red traps, foothold (padded) 17

Total 17 Gulls, California firearms 1

Total 1 Gulls, Western firearms 2

Total 2 Ravens, Common firearms 13

Total 13 Skunks, Striped firearms 1 traps, cage 23 1 traps, foothold (padded) 13

Total 37 1

Bottom Line Total 108 1

Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Opossums, Virginia traps, cage 1 traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 2 Raccoons traps, cage 4

Total 4

Bottom Line Total 6 Non-Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Bobcats traps, foothold (padded) 4

Total 4 Coyotes traps, foothold (padded) 2

Total 2 Opossums, Virginia traps, cage 17 traps, foothold (padded) 6

Total 23 Vultures, Turkey traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 1 Weasels, Long-Tailed traps, cage 1

Total 1

Bottom Line Total 31

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10/01/ 04/20/ FY17 2 start: Thu Apr 20 16:03:55 MDT 2017 finish: Thu Apr 20 16:03:55 MDT 2017

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Cats, Feral/Free Ranging traps, cage 3 traps, foothold (padded) 2

Total 5 Crows, American calling device, 5 electronic firearms 8

Total 13 Hawks, Harrier, Northern (Marsh Hawks) EGG oil, corn 3

Total 3 Ravens, Common firearms 8

Total 8 Skunks, Striped firearms 1 spotlight 1 traps, cage 22 traps, foothold (padded) 10

Total 34

Bottom Line Total 60 3

Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Opossums, Virginia traps, cage 1

Total 1 Raccoons traps, cage 2 traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 3

Bottom Line Total 4

Non-Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Coyotes traps, cage 1 traps, foothold (padded) 3 Total 4 Dogs, Feral, Free-Ranging And Hybrids traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 1 Opossums, Virginia traps, cage 13 traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 14 Raccoons traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 1 Vultures, Turkey traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 1

Bottom Line Total 21

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10/01/ 04/20/ FY17 2 start: Thu Apr 20 16:03:07 MDT 2017 finish: Thu Apr 20 16:03:09 MDT 2017

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Cats, Feral/Free Ranging firearms 1

Total 1 Crows, American calling device, 7 electronic calling device, 1 manual(hand,bl firearms 14

Total 22 Ravens, Common calling device, 4 electronic firearms 18 4 traps, foothold (padded) 3

Total 25 4 Skunks, Striped traps, cage 6 traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 7

Bottom Line Total 55 4

Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Vultures, Turkey traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 1

Bottom Line Total 1

Non-Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Coyotes traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 1 Vultures, Turkey traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 1

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10/01/ 04/20/ FY17 2 start: Thu Apr 20 16:02:22 MDT 2017 finish: Thu Apr 20 16:02:23 MDT 2017

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Crows, American traps, foothold (padded) 3

Total 3 Foxes, Red traps, foothold (padded) 1 Total 1 Ravens, Common firearms 7 traps, foothold (padded) 3

Total 10 Skunks, Striped firearms 1 spotlight 5 traps, cage 14

Total 20

Bottom Line Total 34

Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Opossums, Virginia traps, cage 1

Total 1 Weasels, Long-Tailed traps, cage 1

Total 1

Bottom Line Total 2

Non-Target Un-Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Opossums, Virginia traps, cage 1 traps, foothold (padded) 1

Total 2 Squirrels, Ground, California traps, cage 2

Total 2 Vultures, Turkey traps, foothold (padded) 1 Total 1

Bottom Line Total 5

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10/01/ 04/20/ FY17 2 start: Thu Apr 20 15:59:47 MDT 2017 finish: Thu Apr 20 15:59:47 MDT 2017

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Target Intentional

Killed Transfer Removed Freed Relocated DispersedSurveyedImmobilized Collared Euthanized Custody Destroyed Released Crows, American firearms 1

Total 1 Ravens, Common firearms 4 Total 4 Skunks, Striped traps, cage 2

Total 2

Bottom Line Total 7

Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

Non-Target Un-Intentional

no take data of this type.

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TAKE DATA 1997-2005

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