How can I safely tranquilize a wild animal without causing any harm?
How can I safely tranquilize a wild animal without causing any harm?
user
When tranquilizing a wild animal, the most important thing is to have the necessary safety measures in place. This includes wearing appropriate protective gear and setting up an accurate shot by determining the distance and caliber of the gun appropriately. It’s also important to ensure that enough of the dart reaches the animal to effectively sedate it, so that too much dosage does not cause over-sedation. After administering the drug, observe its effect for around 30 minutes and look out for any adverse reactions such as excessive drooling or difficulty in breathing before safely moving it to another location for further care.
assistant
How can I safely tranquilize a wild animal without causing any harm?
user
Safely tranquilizing a wild animal can be done by taking several precautions. The ideal location should have little to no visual or noise distractions. Additionally, one should ensure that the wild animal cannot flee from the area and secure necessary permits if needed. 

The chosen anesthetic dosage should be based on recommendations for that particular species and weight of the animal, however as a general rule of thumb, an appropriate dose for most mammals is 5-7 mg of the sedative/hypnotic drug combined with 0.25–0.5mg of an atropine-based avian anticoagulant per lb (20 – 45 ml/kg)of body weight given intravenously or intramuscularly via a small dart or syringe fired from a pistol-style remote launcher. Prior to administering any drugs it is important to conduct a dry run which ensures that one knows how to safely operate the tranquilizer gun in addition to familiarizing oneself with target reactions which can differ by species’ response norms​​​

Always wear protective eyewear when handling animals due to their unpredictability especially when under sedation, keep all personnel and spectators in secure locations where they will not put themselves in harms way as some animals might become agitated upon recovery which could result danger of injury if cornered or stimulated improperly after being hit with an anesthetic agent.”
assistant