Wolves, Alligators, Coyotes, & Other Carnivores
The risks of meat eaters are obvious: teeth
and claws. These animals are wild and unpredictable, putting
adults and children alike at risk.
Carnivores generally do not attack humans
unless A.) they feel threatened, B.) they are starving, or C.) they
have a disease such as rabies. But these animals will not
hesitate to attack your domestic animals such as dog or
cat, or any livestock or poultry that you have around. And
you never know when A, B, or C is their case.
Fortunately these animals can be controlled,
removed, and taken care of.
Call us to find out how at 1-888-488-1415
Carnivores: Alligators, Coyotes, Red
Fox, Wolves, Badgers, Bears, Mountain Lions, Bobcats, Mink, Skunks, Raccoons
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Common
Carnivores we deal with
Click an animal below to learn
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Alligators
Alligators are extremely dangerous. Alligators have more of a U-shaped mouth, compared to the V-shaped mouth of crocodiles.
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Coyotes 
Coyotes are extremely smart. They rely on their keen senses of smell and sight . They are mainly carnivorous and feed on rabbits, birds and other small animals. They are known to hunt in groups. Coyotes can bother dogs or cats, although they are not common in residential areas. They are very territorial. These animals can be controlled by trapping. |
Red
Fox 
Like coyotes, foxes are extremely smart. They can get underneath your shed or deck. They usually live in dens, and have 2-4 cubs per litter. They feed on mice, rats, birds and other small animals. |
Wolves 
Wolves are often known to prey on livestock. They’re territorial and they hunt in packs. These wild animals can be controlled.
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Badgers
Badgers are extremely ferocious animals, digging quickly into dens and feeding on rabbits, squirrels, mice, and rats. Badgers can be controlled through the use of proper trapping techniques and lures.
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Black Bears 
Black bears often will assault food stores in cabins or campgrounds. Wherever they can feed, they will tear into any structure to obtain a quick meal. Black bears can be controlled and relocated as needed. |
Bobcats
Bobcats are a fur-bearing animal that make beautiful coats. They can become a nuisance and are controllable through the use of proper trapping techniques. |
Brown & Grizzly Bears 
Brown bears & grizzly bears can be controlled and relocated when they come too closely into contact with human activity. Always stay away from bears in general. They are not friendly and have killed many. |
Feral Cats 
Wild cats create damage in homes, attics, and crawlspaces. Wild cats also impact bird populations. Wild cats are controllable.
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Feral Dogs 
Feral dogs are dogs that have become wild over a period of time. They cause havoc by getting into garbage and by killing livestock and smaller animals. Feral dogs are controllable through the use of proper trapping techniques. |
Foxes
Foxes, curious as they are, sometimes get too close to human activity and can cause problems with house pets and other small animals. |
Weasels 
Weasels can be controlled through special trapping techniques. |
Mountain Lions 
Mountain Lions are beautiful animals. They are typically shy of human activity, however sometimes they do venture into lowlands or mountain benches to feed on wintering deer. |
River Otters 
River Otters love to eat fish and other aquatic animals. River otters can be controlled through the use of great white sharks and special "Jaws" music. Just kidding. |
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