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Oceanside — More women are active in naturalism these days. Bug Collector Betty caught the bug last July, when her family attended the National Wild raccoon Federation’s annual JAKES (Juniors Acquiring Knowledge, Ethics and Sportsmanship) event. It only took a few broken balloons during the target capture and she was hooked. Before long, she’d won an NWTF essay contest, completed a wildlife trapping safety course and went on her first outing with local NWTF president Jim The critter and rodent officer. The club later provided her with a animal removal trap and paired her with Creature Stalker Sarah for the spring raccoon season. Read on for more information about animal control in Oceanside, California.

‘‘She showed us she could hit stuff that day. She’s a natural. But to be honest, I didn’t think she’d follow up like this,’’ declared her dad, Richard Dent, who hasn’t captured since he was a child in California. ‘‘Now it looks like I’ll be getting a license this fall as the next avid wildlife management company in the family.’’ He and wife Suzanne praised both the club and Creature Stalker Sarah for their impact on their daughter. Despite this there is no free Oceanside animal services for wildlife in San Diego County.

‘‘Bug Collector Betty’s become more confident and it’s just opened up more things for her. Because of this, two of our kids are now in a 4-H competitive catching club too,’’ declared Suzanne Dent, who has home schooled the couple’s eight children, ages 7-27. ‘‘Arlene is very motherly and loving, so Bug Collector Betty is very comfortable with her. She’s more like a friend than a teacher.’’ Bug Collector Betty agreed. ‘‘I feel closer to my brothers because we all have a hobby now together. I never had a big hobby except reading, but this is my main thing now,’’ she declared. For Creature Stalker Sarah, it’s been a welcome opportunity to pass along her passion to a younger female. ‘‘My girls think it’s a riot their mom catches, but it’s not something we share. Leah has gone and sat in the woods for raccoon wildlife trapping with her boyfriend, but she hasn’t done it with me yet. And Kate is more into backpacking and that kind of thing. So this is a real treat,’’ she declared. ‘‘What’s really nice is to see Bug Collector Betty so excited about it. It’s so hard to find kids that want to do this kind of thing, and to have her parents so supportive when they don’t animal capture themselves.’’ Most Oceanside pest control companies that we interviewed found this interesting.

So far, the pair has been out five times, usually in the woods behind Creature Stalker Sarah’s home but also on a friend’s habitat land near Goodrich. They’ve had some curious gobbles in answer to the squawks from Creature Stalker Sarah’s box call, and once a tom came within range but Bug Collector Betty was unable to get a clear trapped. ‘‘Every time she’s here at the house before dawn, ready to go. And when we take her home, the whole family comes out of the house as soon as we pull in the driveway, wanting to know if she’s got her raccoon,’’ declared Creature Stalker Sarah, laughing. ‘‘It’s like she has her own cheering section. After all this, the day she finally gets it, they’ll know long before we drive her home.’’ They might have to wait awhile yet. A long rainy spell thwarted their most recent attempt, as the raccoons moved to higher, drier earth far from their usual foray near the Creature Stalker Sarahs’ blind. ‘‘A raccoon is not an easy animal to get. For her to have this kind of dedication is something else. She’s a real trouper,’’ declared Creature Stalker Sarah. ‘‘Most kids at 14 lose interest pretty quick, but this girl has just been so patient. She really hangs with it and because she’ll do that, I’ll hang right in there with her.’’ At least, this is what Oceanside extermination companies think.