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(10) Wildlife damage management activities, including removal or control of predatory, nuisance, or depredating animals; purchase or application of repellants or toxicants; installation of control pipes, culverts, fences, or other barrier or exclusion structures; or compensation for damage caused by predatory or depredating animals, if one or more when any of the following conditions apply:

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(iv) The primary purpose of the wildlife damage management activity is not an eligible activity in the Wildlife Restoration Program. (v) If conditions , (ii), (iii), or (iv) apply, a State fish and wildlife agency may still use Federal Aid funds to monitor wildlife damage and provide technical guidance, exclusive of actual management activities, if the Federal Aid grant documents and approves the activity. Payments for wildlife damages are not an eligible use of Federal Aid funds.

(b) Examples of projects that are ineligible for funding under the Recreational Boating Access subprogram are: 

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