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Be safe. Droppings are dirty and germy. Avoid handling droppings without proper protection, which includes avoiding inhaling around it. Some diseases may contracted through dust borne particles. Look, more than touch!! If you have to touch, use a tool and/or properly gloved hands!! STAY UP WIND!!

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White-tail deer sct Bear scat Raccoon dropping. Photo by Kirk LaPierre House mouse dropping. Photo by Stephen Vantassel Grackle dropping.

Ungulates

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