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WMC - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Darting
        
        Habituated Boma animals: Lower dose thianil + opioid + Azaperone + MD. Not blindfolded, guided by horns
        
        Wild: High dose Etorphine / Thianil + Azaperone. Recumebent, blind fold and load
      - Mass capture
        
        Robust crush, ramp, vehicle. Tranquilize
    - - Darting: Etorphine + Azaperone. NOT THIANIL.
      - Tranquilization (NB) Midazolam (if not darted) + Haloperidol + Perphenazine (If long distance)
      - KEEP FAMILY GROUPS TOGETHER
    - - Good conservation status, behave well in captivity, often large open herds
    - - Tranquilizers
        
        Azaperone: 3-4h
        
        Haloperidol: 8-12h
        
        Perphenazine: Water based acts within an hour
        
        Midazolam / Diazepam in feed for stressed animals
  - - - Tick infestations → R. appendiculatus (ears, udders)
      - Susceptibel to heartwater if not from heart water area
    - - Carriers and transmit Malignant Catarrhal Fever
    - - Black coats ➡ hyperthermia, do not dart on hot day and careful of drugs that affect temperature regulation
    - - 👮🏾‍♂️ Carriers of FMD, TB, Brucella, Corridor
    - - Susceptible to Theileriosis, brown ear tick
  - - - Impala, springbuck, mini-antelope
      - Azaperone in cocktail not suitable
      - Monitoring Vitals is very NB, Btwn fully awake & running and completely dead within a span of 20/30/40 seconds
    - - Thiafentanil/medetomidine/midazolam (MOSTLY USED)
      - Low dose opioid + low dose ⍺-2 agonist (medetomidine)
      - High dose opioid + tranquillizer
    - - Wild Boar
        
        zolitol+ medetomidine
      - Bushpigs
      - Warthogs
        
        Immobilizing drugs –a-2 and Cyclohexylamines
- - - - Passive Capture
      - Chemical Capture
        
        In Water
        
        BAM