Ohh Rats! - TN WildCast 389

Wildlife Survey Manager, Lindsay Shaw, joins us again this week to enlighten us about rats in Tennessee. You never know where your career will take you! Lindsay’s passion for deer and elk led her to a career filled with studying spotted skunk and brown rat populations. Our biologists care for and protect all critters in Tennessee, not only game animals.
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[@johne.stinson9759]

We certainly do live in the GREAT state of Tennessee. Many thanks for your work...!

[@tnwildlife]

Our pleasure!

[@wendyrocchietti7580]

I wish I had a job like that ❤

[@WestTennessee]

👍🏻😎🇺🇸

[@debbietoney9304]

I have rats at my house. They have chewed through my wiring so my oven no longer works. I have stopped feeding birds and tried to get rid of all sources of water so they will move on to greener pastures! My question is that if I trap them, then what do I do with them??

[@RapidReptilez]

Hey! I believe i have discovered a possible new species of crustacean in Tennessee. Anyway i could be contacted? I can give my number or gmail

[@tnwildlife]

Send your info to [e-mail] and we will get you connected with a biologist.

[@RapidReptilez]

@@tnwildlife will do.