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WILDLIFE DIVISION
Regulating harvest, health, and enhancement of wildlife populations

For information on how to live with wildlife, visit these species pages:

Western Gray Squirrel
-Wikipedia-

American Red Squirrel
-Wikipedia-

The western gray, Douglas, American red and northern flying squirrels are all native to Oregon. There are also two nonnative invasive species of concern in the state. Learn all about them in a new eight page ODFW fact sheet which covers: preventing and addressing conflicts; trapping and relocating squirrels; species status; and recommended conservation actions.

Preventing and Addressing Conflicts

Don’t Feed Squirrels
Eliminate Access to Buildings
Prevent Squirrels from Climbing Isolated Trees to Gain Access to Structures
Prevent Squirrels from Traveling on Wires
Remove Squirresl from the House, Attic or Fireplace
Protecting Gardens and Orchards
Try Squirrel Repellents
Trapping and Relocating Tree Squirrels

Living with Tree Squirrel fact sheet (pdf)

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