Wildlife Trapping Professionals Danville, Tennessee

We are a professional animal removal company headquartered in Danville, and servicing all of Jefferson County, TN. We solve problems with wild critters in the home and around the property. We handle animals such as squirrels, raccoons, skunks, rats, mice, opossums, and even snakes, bats, and birds. We most commonly receive calls about scratching sounds in your attic, or digging in your lawn, or many other critter problems. We not only remove animals, but we provide a wide array of services, from animal damage repairs, preventative home repairs, attic cleaning, and more. We are fully licensed and insured in Tennessee, and we answer our phones 24/7. Call us now at 859-406-7289 for a free price quote and to schedule a same-day or next day appointment for animal removal.

When it comes to anything related to wildlife, it is crucial to look for a company that has an understanding of the local species, environment, and climate. Our company will consider these factors when developing a training program for our technicians. We are offering site inspection of commercial and residential properties free from any kind of charge. Rest assured that our licensed specialist will conduct the evaluation. We know how important the result is since we will use that to design a customized treatment solution for your problem. We have an integrated wildlife management system that comes with a comprehensive outline of the procedures that we have to take to create an economically-feasible and environment-friendly preventive measures. At the end of the treatment, we will also provide you with a service report that you can use as a reference in the future. We made our customer support convenient and seamless. You may complete our online form to ask for a job request. You can also call us through our hotline, and you can guarantee that we will respond to your query in no more than 24 hours. We strive to be the company that can provide you with the peace of mind and satisfaction that you need.

Danville Wildlife Trapper Tip of the Month:
Ways To Keep Skunks Out Of My Garden

Keeping Skunks Out of the Garden

Your garden is a place of relaxation and beauty. It is where you grow everything from flowers to vegetables to whatever it is you dream of having. You want it to be perfect.

There are many things that can hurt your garden, but one of the most troublesome is skunks. Skunks will dig at and around gardens if they get on to your property.

Like any other wild animal, they want to find food. To them, your garden is full of delicious meal opportunities – they just have to find it. Through digging and sniffing, they want to grab any food they can.

This will turn your garden upside down, leading to the death of plants and to the destruction of much of the garden. You need a way to keep the skunks out of your garden for good.



A Good Barrier

Around the outside of your property, you want a good fence. The fence will keep them out of your property from the start so that they do not have a chance to get in and do damage.

If you already have a fence, look around the perimeter for any holes or damage. The skunk got in somewhere, and you want to close that up. Remove any possibility of the skunk entering your yard.

Have a barrier or fence around the garden, too. A little garden fence, typically of wire, can keep the skunks from entering the garden even if they are in your yard.

With these type of fence, you want to make it secure and high quality. It should not give the skunks any ability to break through, at least not easily.

Removing Food

Food, like pet food, attracts skunks. If you leave out any food with a strong odor, it may catch their attention. Your yard suddenly becomes a desirable place to go for them.

Pick up and remove any potential food sources around the yard. Keep it clean and keep it free of what skunks like.

Obviously, you cannot do this with insects or your garden, but you can minimize the likelihood of them wanting to enter your property.

There are several other options available to you, all with varying effectiveness. Flood lights, sprinklers, and predator urine are all popular options. Any of these can help you to scare away skunks or stop them from wanting to enter in the first place.


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