Abstract RABORAL V-RG® is an oral rabies vaccine bait that contains an attenuated
(“modified-live”) recombinant vaccinia virus vector vaccine expressing the rabies virus …

Multiple control methods have been used in North America to manage the spread of rabies
caused by the raccoon (Procyon lotor) rabies virus variant (RRVV). Recently, oral …

Bait‐delivered pharmaceuticals, increasingly used to manage populations of wild boar (Sus
scrofa) and feral pigs, may be ingested by nontarget species. Species‐specificity could be …

Wildlife disease management is a growing and challenging One Health paradigm for
scientists and program managers working to resolve human-wildlife conflicts. Managing …

Skunks are an integral part of the environment and a fascinating component of the earth's
biodiversity. Their behavioral idiosyncrasies, made possible by their unique method of …

Whereas high lure specificity for mammal monitoring is often sought, little effort has been put
into identifying general-purpose attractants for multispecies mammal surveys. We examined …

Objective—To obtain epidemiologic information on rabies in skunks in Texas. Design—
Epidemiologic study. Sample Population—Reports of skunks that had been submitted for …

More than 3.6 million baits containing a recombinant vaccinia virus–rabies glycoprotein (V-
RG) oral rabies vaccine were aerially or hand-distributed during 1999–2006 in an …

Aerial distribution of oral vaccine baits is one of the available strategies for controlling the
spread of infectious wildlife diseases. This technique has commonly been used to control …

ABSTRACT In North America, terrestrial wildlife rabies control is achieved by oral rabies
vaccination programs that principally target mesocarnivores. Success at rabies control in …