Fisheries Technician
Mr. Hull has experience working in the field, laboratory, and classroom, and is a skilled data collector and analyst. He has used a variety of computer software programs including Microsoft Word, Excel, and Access, as well as ESRI ArcGIS; participated in electrofishing studies, fish sampling, small-mammal trapping, herp trapping (including snakes and lizards), gill netting and radio-telemetry studies; and completed courses in habitat management, plant identification, fire ecology, wildlife techniques, watershed management, ornithology, mammalogy, aerial-photo interpretation, and upland game-bird ecology. Mr. Hull's experience also includes bird trapping/banding, museum-specimen preparation, and falconry. He holds a B.S. in wildlife and fisheries management from Texas Tech University. | Skills & Qualifications
State and Federal Falconer License Red Card Certificate (S-130, S-190, I-100, and L-180) Adept in a broad range of sampling techniques Animal Care & Use Committee Certification Wildlife handling (i.e., fishes, mammals, birds, and reptiles) Falcon and bird of prey training Small-boat operation Field work - Trained in first aid and CPR
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