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Professional Wildlife Trapping & Animal Control - Wyoming

If you are experiencing wild bird, snake, or animal infestations in your home, at your business, or on your personal property in the state of Wyoming, we will provide you with professional trapping and pest wildlife removal services.

When you have a conflict with wildlife in your home or on your property, our Wyoming wildlife professionals throughout the state are experienced at taking care of the animals humanely and in accordance with local and state laws. They are trained and experienced with the behaviors and traits of each animal, take care of the problem animals humanely, and know the laws governing nuisance wildlife removal in your area. We are a full-service network: we trap or remove the animals from your property, clean up and sanitize, repair the areas of the building where the animal damaged it, and install blockers if necessary to prevent animals from coming back into your home the same way. Your life goes back to normal.

Your wildlife technician will take care of wild animals that damage your home and property, threaten you, your children or your pets, and bring disease and parasites into your home, such as: raccoons, bats, pigeons, skunks, swallows, woodpeckers, voles, rats, gophers, squirrels, moles, beavers, armadillos, chipmunks, mice, snakes, opossums, feral cats, porcupines, rabbits and honeybees. The professional who services your project specializes in removing wild animals. We do not exterminate bugs, remove pets or go after large game animals. We are the ones you want to call to protect you, your home, your lawn and your property from nuisance wildlife.

For a solution to your Wyoming wild animal problem, please click on your city or county on the above map, or select from the list of cities and counties in the right-hand column. This will allow you to locate our network’s trained wildlife control technician closest to your area. Our wild animal control experts can deal with any wildlife situation you may experience.

Our Professionals Trappers listed on this site can handle animals in your attic, such as squirrels or a mother raccoon with a litter of babies. We also deal with nuisance wildlife such as pigeons, skunks and bats. If you have lawn-destroying critters such as gophers or moles tearing up your garden or landscaping, we can take care of that, too.

We witness daily how wildlife can destroy soffits, vents, screens and wiring. We know from firsthand experience that animals do significant damage by urine, by fecal matter deposits, and by the insect pests that they bring to your home. There are many species of wild animals living in Wyoming, some of which are dangerous or even poisonous. Give us a call; we can arrange an inspection and a service call to remove all wildlife animals safely and humanely. We also offer repairs, decontamination services and service contracts.

We solve all kinds of Wyoming wildlife problems.

• We provide wildlife removal by experienced professional trappers.
  
• We offer decontamination, repairs and odor control.
  
• Prevent wild animals from further damaging your property.
• Use our Wyoming map directory to locate a professional in the city or county nearest you.

From mountain ranges to golden wheat plains, from stunning national parks such as Grand Teton or Yellowstone to sage covered plains, Wyoming boasts stunning and rugged landscape, and is home to a wide variety of wild animals. But, when those animals are costing you money, damaging your property, or creating a health and safety hazard for you, your family, your livestock, your crops or your customers or employees, it is time to contact us. And your nuisance wildlife removal specialist will remove the wild animals out of your structure and off your property, clean and sanitize the site, repair the damage the nuisance wild animal caused, and install blockers where necessary. You go back to your normal life.

The primary carriers of rabies in the state are Wyoming bats and Wyoming skunks. Neither animal is normally vicious, and both can be beneficial to an area. Wyoming bats consume huge amounts of insects each night, and Wyoming skunks feed on pest rodents. However, both can become a nuisance or a threat when they come into conflict with humans. Wyoming skunks spray pets or livestock, can be infested with bugs, dig through gardens, under porches or stairs, and even dig under foundations which weakens structures. They also steal pet food, food for livestock and go through trash, leaving it strewn all over your property. Wyoming bats, when they roost in your home, commercial building or outbuildings, contaminate the site with their droppings and parasites. They are also heavily protected by state and federal laws. Contact us, and your wildlife removal specialist will expertly and safely remove the animals from off your property and out of your structure, repair the damage they caused to your building, sanitize the site and install blockers where necessary.

Wyoming raccoons, squirrels, mice and rats also enjoy using your home, outbuildings or business building to nest, breed and feed. They destroy siding and fascia to get into your home, contaminate food, are filthy with bugs, stain and contaminate the site with their feces and urine, and can chew through wiring and other cables. Wyoming voles, moles, gophers and rabbits cause costly damage to yards, golf courses, parks, outdoor recreational facilities, gardens and farms. Wyoming snakes can sometimes use basements and foundations for their nesting and hibernation site, and are often following a food source, such as rodents, when they enter your building.

Your nuisance wildlife removal technician knows each species and has the skill and expertise to take care of the problem animals, repair damage they caused to your property, and sanitize and deodorize the area so you can go back to your normal life as quickly as possible.



Information on the State of Wyoming: Wyoming is the 10th largest state and the least populous of the Union. Yellowstone is the first national park, Devils Tower is the first national monument. Wyoming