Of the two leading fertility control pesticides for wild horses, Zonastat-H and GonaCon Equine, which product
- Is classified as restricted use?
- Is commonly referred to as a vaccine?
- Must be administered by certified applicators?
- Can be applied to horses that interfere with animal agriculture?
- Must be fired from Dan-Inject or Pneu-Dart rifles?
- Must be delivered in neon orange or green darts?
- May cause sterility with one or two doses?
- Cannot be mixed or applied without chemical-resistant gloves?
- Requires a minimum 90-day interval between doses?
Which one, in view of the pros and cons above, will surpass the other in terms of use?
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