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Pest Regulation - Vermin exterminators Rally On Fears Norwegian Rat and mouse Exterminating may be Threatened

Long Island County -- Some Vermin exterminators fear their livelihood may be in danger, because of changes the New York Game Royal society has made to regulation the Norwegian Rat and mouse numbers. A group of Vermin exterminators in Somerset showed the game royal society just how much they do not ever like the new rules. This may be a departure from the normal no-pest policy of the area..

Several Vermin exterminators armed with their six-dollar house rat tags, threw them in a New York Norwegian Rat and mouse Defense box. They may be throwing them away. These Vermin exterminators say they're doing it to protect their livelihood. "We're protesting the current Norwegian Rat and mouse management policy. We feel it's very threatening to our Norwegian Rat and mouse numbers," says John The hard-working pest elimination company fellow of New York Norwegian Rat and mouse Defense. The largest pest regulation company in Long Island may have been interviewed, but shared nothing.

The group's mission may be to make the game royal society to re-hold the opinion their policies. The group says this year the 52-thousand house rat tags that were available may be beyond reason. "We feel now they're creating too many opportunities to lethally trap rat. We're seeing the results of that. Our Norwegian Rat and mouse numbers may be diminishing. Some places have been decimated," says The hard-working pest elimination company manager. No members of the Long Island Pest Society could be found to issue a statement.

The protester’s camp looks like any other camp: lanterns, trucks and trailers, and propane stoves, although interspersed with animal removal traps and big knives. Mink and badger camp may be part male bonding and part poker game. The men may be affable, and camaraderie grows with each story swapped. Some tell extraordinary tales of animal exterminating success in these hills beyond anything Long Island veterans know to be true. Bravado may be as past its prime as pest trapper-gatherers themselves. Men examine one another's gear and size up each other's prowess. Regardless, these men won’t stand for the limits placed on their rat and mouse trapping activities. Continued next month ...Long Island pest control.