Which of the following is NOT listed as an approved method for controlling nuisance wildlife?

The use of poison bait is not an approved method for controlling nuisance wildlife because it poses significant risks to non-target species, including pets, livestock, and even humans. Additionally, poisons can lead to secondary poisoning, where predators that consume the poisoned wildlife are affected. Wildlife management practices prioritize humane and environmentally responsible methods, which is why traps, firearms (when used in accordance with regulations), and trained dogs to harass geese are considered acceptable techniques. These methods focus on direct and controlled interactions that minimize harm to other animals and reflect a commitment to responsible wildlife management.