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Frog & Toad Control and Management Information

Frog & Toad  Control
Cane Toad
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Biology

In general, frogs prefer a wetter environment than toads.

Signs

  • Resonating low or high pitched sounds or croaks during evening and night time.

Damage

  • Eat crayfish, small game fish.
  • Noise nuisance.
  • Although rare, high populations are road hazards.

 

Solutions

Habitat Modification

  • 3/16 inch fence
  •  mowing or removal of emergent plants in water areas.
  • Insect control to remove food supply

 

Repellents

None

Trapping

  • funnel traps
  • Pit traps
  • hand capture
  • egg mass removal

Shooting

  • Some species of frogs may be taken by spear, bow and arrow or otherwise during game seasons. See your state's game laws.

Toxicants

None

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