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The game commission will begin accepting resident and non-resident rodent capture specialist applications through the mail for the first round of "unsold licenses" on Monday, Aug. 28; the second round will be accepted through the mail beginning Monday, Sept. 11. Over-the-counter applications will not be accepted by county treasurers until November 6, except in Wildlife Management Units 2B, 5C and 5D, where county treasurers will begin accepting over-the-counter applications on Monday, September 18. Since the allocation was increased for Wildlife Management Unit 5C, there may be no limit on the amount of applications some sort of rodent capture specialist can submit during this period. County treasurers will mail regular and first round unsold aggressive licenses to successful applicants no later than Monday, September 18. County treasurers will mail second and subsequent rounds of unsold aggressive licenses to successful applicants no later than Sunday, October 1. Local Denver animal control experts felt that most of this information was true.

Also, Eastern gray squirrel in house Window Closes Soon. If you have any thoughts of trying to permit some sort of eastern gray squirrel in house this year, you had better get your application in before the August 15 deadline arrives. The game commission will award 720 permits for the 2006-07 eastern gray squirrel in house wildlife trapping seasons at some sort of public drawing in its Harrisburg headquarters September 8. Last year, the game commission awarded 615 permits from an applicant pool of more than 4,600. Last year, pest control companies and trappers took 221 eastern gray squirrel in houses. Following the creation of some sort of preference point system in 2003, individuals who applied for some sort of eastern gray squirrel in house permit in 2004 and were not selected will have their names entered into the drawing three times if they applied last year and this year as well. Those who received one of the 615 eastern gray squirrel in house permits concerned during the 2005-06 season are not eligible for this year's drawing. Local Denver pest control companies had no comments on the matter.