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The Louisiana Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator (NWCO) Test form is an essential element for individuals seeking to obtain a permit to manage and control nuisance wildlife in the state. This application includes a comprehensive 75-question test designed to assess knowledge in various areas crucial to wildlife management. Questions cover wildlife biology and behavior, relevant rules and regulations set by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF), as well as strategies for preventing and controlling wildlife damage. To qualify for the permit, applicants must achieve a minimum score of 80% on this test. Additionally, applicants are encouraged to review resources such as current hunting and trapping regulations, guidelines for NWCOs, and best practices in euthanasia before taking the exam. Once the completed application form, test, and signed release statement are submitted, the test will be graded promptly. If an applicant achieves a passing score, a background check will follow before a permit is issued. Successful candidates must strictly adhere to state and federal regulations, as non-compliance can lead to enforcement actions, including citations or revocation of the permit. This standardized testing and permitting process not only ensures that operators are well-versed in wildlife control practices but also serves to protect both the environment and public safety in Louisiana.

Louisiana Nwco Test Example

LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE AND FISHERIES NUISANCE WILDLIFE CONTROL OPERATOR (NWCO) PERMIT APPLICATION

This application consists of a 75-question test. The test questions relate to wildlife biology and behavior, Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) rules and regulations, prevention and control of wildlife damage and general wildlife knowledge questions. You must receive a minimum score of 80% correct to qualify for the permit.

Recommended resources:

1) Current LDWF hunting and trapping regulations http://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/publications/

2)LDWF rules and regulations for NWCO’s (Title 76-included at the end of application)

3)The 2000 Report of the AVMA Panel on Euthanasia http://www.avma.org/issues/animal_welfare/euthanasia.pdf

4)Prevention and Control of Wildlife Damage Handbook published by the University of Nebraska

www.icwdm.org.

Return the completed application form, test and signed release statement. The test will be scored as soon as possible. If a passing score is achieved, a background check will be conducted on the applicant. If the applicant passes the background check, a permit will be issued and the permittee must abide by the rules and regulations or face possible enforcement action including citations and loss of their permit.

For additional information contact Emile P. LeBlanc DMAP Coordinator (225)765-2344 or via email at eleblanc@wlf.louisiana.gov

APPLICATION FOR NUISANCE WILDLIFE CONTROL OPERATOR (NWCO) PERMIT

***Providing false information will result in denial of permit***

NAME

 

 

 

DATE:

 

ADDRESS:

 

 

 

CITY:

 

STATE:

 

 

ZIP:

 

PARISH:

 

PHONE: H( )

W( )

Date of Birth:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DRIVERS LICENSE #

 

 

SSN:

 

LOUISIANA TRAPPING LICENSE # __________________________________

SPECIES WILLING TO WORK WITH _____________________________________________

PARISHES WILLING TO WORK IN ______________________________________________

Please Return To:

LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE & FISHERIES

WILDLIFE DIVISION

ATTN: Emile P. LeBlanc

P.O. BOX 98000

BATON ROUGE, LA 70898-9000

(225) 765-2344/FAX (225) 763-5456

Be sure to return the signed release statement and the test.

NWCO PERMIT APPLICATION RELEASE STATEMENT

This statement must be signed and returned with the application before a Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator Permit can be issued.

“I have been advised and do understand that by applying for and accepting a permit issued by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, I am being allowed to engage in an activity which would otherwise be prohibited by law or for which a permit is required. I understand that the permit is not a license and confers no property right upon me. I specifically agree to abide by all State and Federal fish and wildlife laws and regulations, and all State and Federal laws and regulations which relate to this permit or the permitted activity, and by all other terms and conditions of this permit. I understand that the permit for which I am applying may be suspended, canceled or revoked at any time by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries. I agree to immediately surrender the permit issued to me upon demand made upon me by any authorized employee of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries. I understand that my failure to fully and completely comply with the laws, regulations, terms, and conditions referred to herein could result in the immediate suspension, cancellation or revocation of this and other permits issued to me by the Department and that I may be denied future permits as a consequence of my actions. I understand and agree that any permit issued to me by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is in the nature of a privilege which is being voluntarily extended to me by the Department and the failure on my part to cooperate fully and completely with the Department or its employees can result in the loss of the privilege conferred and the denial of future requests for permits. By accepting this permit, I evidence my agreement to be bound by all conditions and stipulations set forth herein.”

_____________________________________

 

Signature

Date

NUISANCE WILDLIFE CONTROL OPERATOR EXAM

MULTIPLE CHOICE – CHOOSE THE ONE BEST ANSWER

1)Which of the following is NOT and approved method of euthanasia for raccoons according to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)?

a.drowning

b.gunshot

c.penetrating captive bolt

d.CO2 chamber

2) Annual reports of nuisance wildlife control activities shall be submitted

.

a. on the expiration date of the permit

b. within 30 days of the expiration date of the permit c. every six months

d. no later than 10 days after the expiration date of the permit

3)You receive a call from a person who is concerned that the high numbers of bobcats in an area are reducing the rabbit population. It is early summertime and they want to get rid of as many bobcats as possible before rabbit season. The best solution by the NWCO to this problem would be:

a.capture as many bobcats as you can in live traps and relocate them, and then start using snares.

b.explain to the person that you cannot provide that type of service because this does not constitute a valid nuisance wildlife complaint

c.apply for a special night-shooting permit for bobcats and begin hunting them at night.

d.advise the landowner that he should put out poison for the bobcats by injecting dead chickens with rat poison and placing them in areas where bobcats are seen.

4)Which of the following MAY NOT be taken under the authority of a NWCO permit?

a.big brown bat

b.red fox

c.Rock doves

d.woodpeckers

5)Which of the following methods are legal for taking coyotes?

a.leghold traps

b.snares

c.daylight shooting

d.All of the above

6)A permitted NWCO may use poison to control wildlife if:

a.he/she possesses a commercial pesticide applicators license and the chemical is registered for use against the target species

b.he/she has verbal authorization from a Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries biologist

c.the animal is inside a human dwelling

d.the poison is registered for use on agricultural crops

7)The most common species of venomous snakes in Louisiana are the:

a.green snake and king snake

b.ground rattler and canebrake rattlesnake

c.coral snake and bull snake

d.cottonmouth and copperhead

8)Before shooting, under the conditions of the NWCO permit, the NWCO must

a.attach a silencer to the weapon

b.abide by all state and municipal firearms restrictions

c.wait until nightfall

d.use steel shot only

9)A potential client calls about raccoons and opossums that have been getting into their garbage cans. Which one of the following offers the best long term solution to the problem?

a.capture the animals in live traps and relocate them

b.recommend preventative measures to keep animals from accessing garbage

c.place ammonia-soaked rags in each of the garbage cans

d.capture the animals in live traps and euthanize them

10). How many assistants can you designate to operate under your NWCO permit?

a.none

b.one

c.two

d.unlimited

11)Which of the following method is useful in preventing woodpecker damage to wood siding?

a.hanging netting over the affected area

b.using visual or auditory frightening methods

c.applying a sticky repellant to the affected area

d.all of the above

12). You capture a raccoon and determine it has a litter of young inside a wall or attic. Upon investigating, you find that its kits still have their eyes closed, but you can’t reach them. The client doesn’t want you to cut any holes in the wall to get them out. Which of the following offers the best alternative?

a. pour 1-2 cups of ammonia down the opening, then release the mother so that she’ll move the young when it gets dark in 6-8 hours.

b. place the live trap (with the female still in it) close to the opening so that the young hear her and come out when they get hungry

c. place solid deodorizer blocks in the opening and then seal it up

d. release the mother at the site and check the next morning to see if the disturbance caused her to move her young during the night

13)Which of the following species of venomous snake is native to Louisiana?

a.Western diamondback rattlesnake

b.Eastern diamondback rattlesnake

c.Sidewinder rattlesnake

d.Diamondback water snake

14)Which of the following birds can be legally killed in Louisiana without any special permits?

a.egrets

b.rock doves

c.chicken hawks

d.all of the above

15)NWCO’s may control nuisance alligators _______.

a.if the alligator is less than 4 feet long

b.if the alligator is released alive

c.always

d.never

16)Wolves pose a particularly difficult problem for the NWCO because_______.

a.they are too big for live traps

b.they rarely leave enough evidence behind to identify

c.there are no wild wolves in Louisiana

c. they are extremely dangerous to approach when caught in a trap

17)NWCO’s may keep which parts of animals taken under the authority of the NWCO permit?

a.skins

b.skulls

c.teeth

d.none

18) Traps must be checked and all animals removed a minimum of once every

 

hours.

a.12

b.24

c.36

d.48

19)is NOT an authorized method of capture.

a.padded leghold trap

b.steel jaw leghold trap

c.toothed leghold trap

d.snare

20)All traps and other capture devices shall be set in a manner that

a.is out of the view of the general public.

b.will maximize the risk to non-target animals.

c.is approved by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA).

d.is securely attached to a stake driven into the ground.

21)A homeowner calls and complains that something has killed several of his chickens but doesn’t know what. When you arrive to investigate, you find the dead chickens in the pen neatly

stacked in a pile. Immediately you suspect the predator is a

 

.

a.raccoon

b.opossum

c.fox

d.mink

22)

The most versatile control tool for coyotes are size

 

leghold traps.

 

 

 

a. one and two

 

 

 

 

 

b. two and three

 

 

 

 

 

c. three and four

 

 

 

 

 

d. four and five

 

 

 

 

23)

Removing brush piles and weed patches to control rabbits is an example of

.

 

a. landscape management

 

 

 

 

 

b. habitat modification

 

 

 

 

 

c. indirect control

 

 

 

 

 

d. population manipulation

 

 

 

 

24) When presented with an abundance of food,

 

may kill more animals than they can eat.

a.snakes

b.opossums

c.hawks

d.mink

25) The use of in most situations where beavers are causing damage is the most

effective, practical and environmentally safe method of control.

a.firearms

b.traps

c.repellants

d.trained dogs

26)Bats in Louisiana can be grouped into what category?

a.fruit bats

b.insectivorous bats

c.vampire bats

d.house bats

27)A beaver colony usually consists of_______ related beavers

a.4 to 8

b.0 to 20

c.1 to 5

d.more than 20

28)_______ can be used to prevent birds from roosting in the rafters of buildings.

a.ladders

b.high frequency sounds

c.netting

d.roach bombs

29)_______ are responsible for most raptor depredation problems.

a.chicken hawks

b.Great Horned owls

c.Red-tailed hawks

d.Falcons

30)Characteristic signs of _______ activity are shallow holes 1-3 inches deep and 3-5 inches wide.

a.snake

b.coyote

c.weasel

d.armadillo

31)You respond to a complaint from a landowner who has had some adult turkeys killed. You find a turkey carcass hidden under a pile of leaves and soil. What animal would you suspect is responsible?

a.coyote

b.fox

c.Great Horned owl

d.bobcat

32)_______ often kill calves by eating into the anus or abdominal area.

a.coyotes

b.bobcats

c.hawks

d.foxes

33)A Conibear© type, # 330 is one of the most effective types of body-gripping trap to catch

a.snakes

b.mink

c.beavers

d.coyotes

34)A toxic perch is

a.a perforated metal tube containing a wick saturated with a contact toxicant

b.a fish dipped in poison used to kill nuisance otter and mink

c.a perforated metal tube containing a sticky repellant

d.a bird roosting area contaminated by histoplasmosis spores

35)A homeowner calls and complains that something is killing his chickens but doesn’t know what. When you arrive to investigate, you find a chicken pen that is in a state of disrepair and has several places where a predator may enter the pen. The best solution to this problem is

.

a.Advise the owner to repair the pen to prevent any predators from entering.

b.Place a handful of mothballs at the holes in the pen to discourage predators.

c.Try to identify the predator and set an appropriate trap to remove the animal.

d.Block the holes in the pen with boards or bricks.

36)Foxes may cause serious problems for _______ producers.

a.blueberry

b.crawfish

c.poultry

d.all of the above

37)To prevent mink from entering fenced livestock enclosures, seal all openings larger than_______.

a.1 foot

b.1 inch

c.1 centimeter

d.1 millimeter

38)Poultry killed by _______ usually have bloody puncture wounds in the back and breast.

a.skunks

b.opossums

c.raccoons

d.raptors

39)Recommended baits for live-trapping nutria are_______.

a.crawfish

b.small chunks of raw beef

c.sweet potatoes

d.oranges

40)A charged trip wire placed 6-8 inches above the ground and 8-10 inches outside a fence is often effective in preventing _______ from digging and crawling under.

a.coyotes

b.minks

c.snakes

d.armadillos

TRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS

41.Wildlife may be released on State-owned lands without obtaining written permission.

a.true

b.false

42.There are no repellents registered to discourage rabbits.

a.true

b.false

43.You must submit an annual report of your activities related to nuisance wildlife control.

a.true

b.false

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Form Characteristics

Fact Name Fact Details
Test Structure The NWCO Test comprises 75 questions covering wildlife biology, behavior, LDWF rules, and damage control methods.
Passing Score Requirement Applicants must score at least 80% to qualify for the NWCO permit.
Governing Laws The application and testing process is governed by Title 76 of the Louisiana Administrative Code.
Application Submission Completed applications, including test results and a signed release statement, must be submitted to the LDWF.

Guidelines on Utilizing Louisiana Nwco Test

Completing the Louisiana Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator (NWCO) Test form is a crucial step for those seeking to obtain a permit. The form gathers personal information, ensures you are prepared for the test, and outlines the necessary actions to formalize your application. Take care while filling out each section to ensure your information is accurate and complete to avoid delays in processing.

  1. Obtain the Form: Start by downloading or printing the Louisiana NWCO Test form from the official Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries website.
  2. Fill in Personal Information: Write your name, address, city, state, zip code, and parish. Include both home (H) and work (W) phone numbers, along with your date of birth, driver's license number, Social Security Number (SSN), and Louisiana trapping license number.
  3. Species and Parishes: Indicate the species you are willing to work with and the parishes where you are willing to operate. Be specific to avoid confusion.
  4. Application Date: Write the date you are completing the application in the designated space.
  5. Read and Sign the Release Statement: Carefully read the release statement. After understanding the terms, sign and date the statement to confirm your agreement.
  6. Prepare for the Test: Study the recommended resources listed on the form to ensure you achieve the required minimum score of 80% on the test.
  7. Submit the Application: After completing the form and the test, return it along with the signed release statement. Mail it to the specified address: Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Fisheries, Wildlife Division, Attention: Emile P. LeBlanc, P.O. Box 98000, Baton Rouge, LA 70898-9000.
  8. Await Processing: The submitted test will be scored as soon as possible. If you pass, a background check will occur before the permit is issued.

Taking these steps ensures that you fulfill all necessary requirements for the NWCO permit application process. Ensure all information is accurate to facilitate quick processing and compliance with regulations.

What You Should Know About This Form

What is the Louisiana Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator (NWCO) Test?

The Louisiana NWCO Test is a 75-question examination designed to assess knowledge related to wildlife biology, behavior, and management. It covers the rules and regulations set by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF), as well as general wildlife knowledge and methods for preventing and controlling wildlife damage. To qualify for a permit, you must score at least 80% on this test.

What resources are recommended to prepare for the NWCO Test?

Several resources can help you prepare effectively. The current LDWF hunting and trapping regulations are essential. Additionally, the LDWF rules for NWCOs, outlined in Title 76, provide critical information. The 2000 Report of the AVMA Panel on Euthanasia is also a recommended read, along with the Prevention and Control of Wildlife Damage Handbook published by the University of Nebraska. Accessing these documents online is straightforward and will give you a solid foundation for the exam.

What happens after I submit my completed application and test?

Once you return your completed application form, test, and signed release statement, the scoring of your test will be done as quickly as possible. If you pass the test, a background check will follow. Should this background check be successful as well, you will receive your NWCO permit. It’s crucial to remember that this permit comes with strict regulations and maintaining compliance is necessary to avoid penalties, including citations or potential loss of the permit.

What are the consequences of providing false information on the application?

Providing false information during the application process can lead to the denial of your NWCO permit. The integrity of the information you submit is paramount. Misrepresentation or misinformation not only jeopardizes your chances of obtaining the permit, but could also affect your ability to acquire permits in the future.

Common mistakes

When filling out the Louisiana Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator (NWCO) Test form, common errors often arise. One significant mistake occurs when applicants fail to provide accurate personal information. Incorrectly entered names, addresses, or contact details can lead to delays or complications in processing the application. Make sure to double-check all entries before submission. Failing to do so can impede communication, which is essential for receiving test results and further instructions.

Another prevalent error is neglecting to sign the release statement. The form clearly states that the application must include a signed release before a permit will be issued. Many applicants overlook this critical step. If your application lacks the necessary signature, it will not be processed, resulting in unnecessary delays. Therefore, always read through the requirements in full.

Some individuals also misinterpret the test instructions. The application specifies that a score of at least 80% is needed to qualify for the permit. Assuming a passing score can be achieved without proper preparation is a common oversight. Relying solely on memory rather than utilizing recommended resources, such as the LDWF hunting and trapping regulations, can hinder success. Applicants should engage with these materials to ensure adequate knowledge of wildlife management rules and practices.

Finally, not adhering to submission guidelines is another frequent mistake. The form outlines where and how to send the application and test. Missing the deadline or failing to include all required components—like the signed release statement—can lead to rejection. Ensure that everything is complete and sent to the correct address. Attention to detail in this process can make the difference between receiving a permit or facing setbacks.

Documents used along the form

The Louisiana Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator (NWCO) Test form is a critical document for individuals seeking to manage nuisance wildlife legally within the state. It requires not only passing an exam but also several accompanying documents that ensure compliance with state regulations. Below are some additional forms and essential documents often submitted alongside the NWCO Test form.

  • Application for NWCO Permit: This form gathers basic information about the applicant, including name, address, contact details, and species they are willing to work with. It's a prerequisite for the issuance of the NWCO operating permit.
  • Release Statement: This signed statement confirms the applicant's understanding of the responsibilities associated with the permit. It emphasizes compliance with state and federal wildlife laws and the consequences of non-compliance.
  • Background Check Consent Form: This document authorizes the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries to conduct a background check on the applicant. It is vital for ensuring that individuals operating as NWCOs meet safety and compliance criteria.
  • Annual Activity Report: Permitted NWCOs must submit this report detailing their wildlife control activities annually. This report helps the regulatory body track compliance with the guidelines and ensures accountability.
  • Proof of Insurance: Applicants generally need to provide evidence of liability insurance. This protects both the NWCO and the public from potential claims arising from wildlife control activities.
  • Trapping License: If the NWCO plans to engage in trapping, a separate license may be required. This document ensures the individual is authorized to use various trapping methods legally.

By completing and submitting these documents alongside the Louisiana NWCO Test form, applicants ensure a thorough review process that promotes legal wildlife control practices and public safety. Proper adherence to all requirements is essential for successful permit issuance and operation as a nuisance wildlife control operator in Louisiana.

Similar forms

  • Wildlife Rehabilitation Permit Application: Similar to the NWCO Test form, this application also requires the applicant to demonstrate knowledge about wildlife care and management through a series of questions. A passing score is necessary to obtain the permit.
  • Hunting License Application: This document involves questions about regulations and hunting practices. Applicants must prove their understanding of relevant laws to be eligible for a hunting license.
  • Trapping License Application: Like the NWCO form, this application contains questions focused on trapping regulations and animal behavior, ensuring the applicant is well-informed before being granted a license.
  • Fur Harvester License Application: This form parallels the NWCO Test by requiring an understanding of animal trapping and handling. A minimum score is required to show competence before the license is issued.
  • Environmental Education Certification: This application includes a test that assesses knowledge about wildlife conservation and management practices, similar to the NWCO Test in format and scoring requirements.
  • Pesticide Applicator License Application: Much like the NWCO, this application requires passing a knowledge test regarding safe and legal pesticide use, emphasizing responsible management of wildlife and environment.
  • Fish Stocking Permit Application: This document also includes a series of questions that gauge the applicant's understanding of fish species and aquatic ecosystems, reflecting the wildlife knowledge aspect of the NWCO Test.
  • Endangered Species Handling Permit Application: Similar in nature, this application requires a comprehensive understanding of laws protecting endangered species, ensuring that applicants are equipped to handle sensitive wildlife situations.
  • Wildlife Guide Certification Exam: This exam assesses the knowledge of wildlife guides regarding local species, conservation laws, and best practices while leading tours, aligning closely in structure with the NWCO Test form.

Dos and Don'ts

When filling out the Louisiana Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator (NWCO) test form, keep the following do's and don'ts in mind:

  • Do read the instructions carefully before starting.
  • Do ensure all personal information is accurate and complete.
  • Do study the recommended resources thoroughly.
  • Do complete the test within the allotted time frame.
  • Do check your answers before submitting the test.
  • Don't leave any sections blank unless instructed otherwise.
  • Don't provide false information under any circumstances.
  • Don't rush through the answers; take your time.
  • Don't forget to sign the release statement.
  • Don't neglect to return the form along with the required documents.

Misconceptions

  • Misconception 1: The NWCO test is only about local wildlife.

    • Some individuals believe that the NWCO test focuses solely on wildlife native to Louisiana. However, while the test does include questions about local species, it also covers broader topics regarding wildlife biology, behavior, and general wildlife knowledge applicable across various regions.

  • Misconception 2: Passing the test guarantees a NWCO permit.

    • Many assume that simply passing the 75-question test is enough for receiving a permit. In reality, a minimum score of 80% is required. Furthermore, a background check must be completed. If this check flags any issues, the application for the permit may still be denied.

  • Misconception 3: The permit is permanent once issued.

    • Some applicants think that once they receive their NWCO permit, it is a permanent entitlement. However, the permit can be suspended, canceled, or revoked at any time if regulations are not followed. Compliance with all relevant laws is essential to maintain the privilege of the permit.

  • Misconception 4: There is no limit on the number of assistants for NWCO activities.

    • It is a common belief that a NWCO can designate as many assistants as they wish when conducting their activities. This is incorrect. The NWCO permit allows for only a specified number of assistants to operate under the permit, which varies by application.

  • Misconception 5: The application process is completely straightforward and quick.

    • Many individuals underestimate the complexity and time involved in the NWCO permit application process. While the application itself may seem straightforward, it requires careful attention to detail, the completion of a test, a signed release statement, and can involve delays during the background check phase. Applicants should be prepared for a process that may take time and requires diligence.

Key takeaways

When applying for and completing the Louisiana Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator (NWCO) test form, several important considerations should guide applicants through the process. Here are key takeaways to keep in mind:

  • Understand the Test Format: The application consists of a 75-question multiple-choice test focused on wildlife biology, behavior, and relevant regulations.
  • Achieve a Passing Score: You must score at least 80% to qualify for the NWCO permit. Familiarize yourself with the material to maximize your chances.
  • Know Required Resources: Utilize the recommended resources for preparation, including hunting and trapping regulations and species-specific guidelines from reputable sources.
  • Submit All Necessary Documents: Ensure your completed application, test results, and signed release statement are submitted together for processing.
  • Background Check: Upon passing the test, be aware that a background check will be conducted, which is a crucial step before the permit is issued.
  • Follow Regulations: Once granted a permit, adherence to all local, state, and federal laws is mandatory. Violations may result in penalties, including permit revocation.
  • Seek Further Assistance: If you have questions or need clarification, contact the designated NWCO coordinator for guidance and support throughout the application process.

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