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California Fish and Wildlife Technician Certification Exam – 2026/2027 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND DETAILED SOLUTIONS |BRAND NEW!!

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California Fish and Wildlife Technician Certification

Exam – 2026/2027 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND

DETAILED SOLUTIONS |BRAND NEW!!




For long-term arthropod control from bat colonies, what

should be done? - ANSWER-Dusting of attic space with

boric acid for long-term effects.




What is the most important public health hazard

associated with bats? - ANSWER-Rabies in Bats




Top 3 Rankings for incidence of wildlife rabies in U.S. -

ANSWER-#1 Raccoons

#2 Skunks

,#3 Bats




T/F: Every bat bite or contact must be considered a

potential exposure to rabies - ANSWER-True, every

exposure. High Risk




What common lung disease is associated with bats? -

ANSWER-Histoplasmosis is often found in guano.




What is the significance of Histoplasmosis in Guano? -

ANSWER-Guano removal requires careful consideration

of exposure to fungal spores

,Bat Watch for Infestation Confirmation - ANSWER-

Conducted by two people, evening watch begins 30

minutes before dark and a morning watch begins 1 hour

before dawn. Observations should occur for 1 hour.




T/F: Red light has little effect on bats. - ANSWER-True,

that can only see in black & white. Low contrast has little

effect




T/F: There are circumstances in which "no action" is the

correct action for bat control. - ANSWER-True, but in

cases where there is risk of contact, damage from guano

amount, stains, etc. are too problematic, intervention is

necessary.

, T/F: Timing becomes an important planning consideration

for bat exclusion. - ANSWER-True, annual exclusion

opportunity extends from Mid-august to Mid-May.




Why might bat exclusion treatments occur from Mid-

August to Mid-May? - ANSWER-Treatments might result in

unnecessary deaths, being trapped inside, odors, and

attracting arthropods.




The most important bat exclusion method - ANSWER-

"denial of reentry"




T/F: For purposes of bat wildlife control, trapping is the

most effective way. - ANSWER-FALSE, Exclusion is less

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