Comments for Nuisance Wildlife Removal Inc. http://wildlifetrapper.com Nuisance Wildlife Removal is your Florida animal trapper and dead animal removal expert. Wed, 09 Mar 2011 19:15:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Comment on Muscovy Ducks by Sherry http://wildlifetrapper.com/2010/03/muscovy-ducks/comment-page-1/#comment-4541 Sherry Wed, 09 Mar 2011 19:15:21 +0000 http://wildlifetrapper.com/?p=756#comment-4541 Muscovy ducks eat insects and mosquitos that pose a much bigger problem to rural and suburan areas than they do. We have over 15 that live year to year and breed around our neighborhood lake. Everyone takes care of them and relishes in the reward of less mosquitos in the summertime! Your problems with them may be that you do not harbor them appropriately with food, love and proper care. You would really start to love them if you adapted to these methods. Muscovy ducks eat insects and mosquitos that pose a much bigger problem to rural and suburan areas than they do. We have over 15 that live year to year and breed around our neighborhood lake. Everyone takes care of them and relishes in the reward of less mosquitos in the summertime! Your problems with them may be that you do not harbor them appropriately with food, love and proper care. You would really start to love them if you adapted to these methods.

]]> Comment on Tampa Wildlife Removal by rat removal http://wildlifetrapper.com/2010/02/tampa-wildlife-removal/comment-page-1/#comment-4514 rat removal Tue, 01 Mar 2011 11:08:56 +0000 http://wildlifetrapper.com/?p=749#comment-4514 The glue trap is covered by a layer of plastic that is peeled away to expose a long tray filled with a thick, glue-like substance. If the rat steps onto the glue trap, he will be trapped as effectively as if he had stepped in quicksand and there is no hope for escape. The rat and the glue trap can be disposed of together in the trash tied into a plastic bag so that no other wildlife can get into it. The glue trap is covered by a layer of plastic that is peeled away to expose a long tray filled with a thick, glue-like substance. If the rat steps onto the glue trap, he will be trapped as effectively as if he had stepped in quicksand and there is no hope for escape. The rat and the glue trap can be disposed of together in the trash tied into a plastic bag so that no other wildlife can get into it.

]]> Comment on Bee and Wasp Removal by killer bee removal http://wildlifetrapper.com/2009/10/bee-and-wasp-removal/comment-page-1/#comment-4269 killer bee removal Fri, 17 Dec 2010 01:07:41 +0000 http://wildlifetrapper.com/?p=313#comment-4269 well, that interesting to know... thanks for sharing your insights, this can be very useful in clientele explanations. well, that interesting to know… thanks for sharing your insights, this can be very useful in clientele explanations.

]]> Comment on Muscovy Ducks by EJ Turse http://wildlifetrapper.com/2010/03/muscovy-ducks/comment-page-1/#comment-4219 EJ Turse Sat, 04 Dec 2010 04:11:55 +0000 http://wildlifetrapper.com/?p=756#comment-4219 Muscovy ducks are large, aggressive ducks that displace native species. They are a domestic duck, primarily raised for food. Put them on your table, not in your native duck environment! Muscovy ducks are large, aggressive ducks that displace native species. They are a domestic duck, primarily raised for food. Put them on your table, not in your native duck environment!

]]> Comment on Muscovy Ducks by Brenda http://wildlifetrapper.com/2010/03/muscovy-ducks/comment-page-1/#comment-4186 Brenda Wed, 17 Nov 2010 07:07:21 +0000 http://wildlifetrapper.com/?p=756#comment-4186 Just another biased article that do not have any scientific backing or data that can prove that these ducks threaten whatever. I am sick and tired of reading negative articles about the muscovy ducks. They are being treated with so much DISCRIMINATION. They are not the prettiest species but as God's creation, deserve to live in this world too. So fed up with the thought that because they are not native to Florida WHO CARES?????????? Just another biased article that do not have any scientific backing or data that can prove that these ducks threaten whatever. I am sick and tired of reading negative articles about the muscovy ducks. They are being treated with so much DISCRIMINATION. They are not the prettiest species but as God’s creation, deserve to live in this world too. So fed up with the thought that because they are not native to Florida WHO CARES??????????

]]> Comment on Muscovy Ducks by Nancy D. McMaster http://wildlifetrapper.com/2010/03/muscovy-ducks/comment-page-1/#comment-4134 Nancy D. McMaster Fri, 22 Oct 2010 20:44:07 +0000 http://wildlifetrapper.com/?p=756#comment-4134 Dear M.S. Murphy, If you think that Muscovy ducks are so nice, I would invite you to come to my house and see the damage that they have done to my pool cage by roosting on top of it, not to mention the fact that their disgusting droppings wind up in the pool, in spite of my efforts to hose off the screens. Please be assured, they do not just "poop" in the yard, which is bad enough considering what diseases they might carry. Dear M.S. Murphy,

If you think that Muscovy ducks are so nice, I would invite you to come to my house and see the damage that they have done to my pool cage by roosting on top of it, not to mention the fact that their disgusting droppings wind up in the pool, in spite of my efforts to hose off the screens. Please be assured, they do not just “poop” in the yard, which is bad enough considering what diseases they might carry.

]]> Comment on Bees by Walter http://wildlifetrapper.com/2010/09/bees/comment-page-1/#comment-4053 Walter Thu, 16 Sep 2010 14:53:18 +0000 http://wildlifetrapper.com/?p=805#comment-4053 I hired a supposed bee expert to get rid a hive living in my walls. What a mess! He dropped cans of spray everywhere and after he left I STILL had bees. I'll not mention the name ( trutech ) but I'm glad I called you guys instead. I hired a supposed bee expert to get rid a hive living in my walls. What a mess! He dropped cans of spray everywhere and after he left I STILL had bees. I’ll not mention the name ( trutech ) but I’m glad I called you guys instead.

]]> Comment on Muscovy Ducks by M.S. Murphy http://wildlifetrapper.com/2010/03/muscovy-ducks/comment-page-1/#comment-4035 M.S. Murphy Sat, 28 Aug 2010 20:58:10 +0000 http://wildlifetrapper.com/?p=756#comment-4035 Muscovy Ducks are very nice animals who like humans. So what if they poop in your yard; hoses were made for such purposes. If many humans were half as nice as Muscovy Ducks, this country would be a nicer place. I grew up in Florida and was sick to learn when I returned after being gone for many years that government officials want to get rid of everything non-native. They better hope the Seminoles and Miccosukee don't decide to do that with the non-native humans. Live and Let Live! Muscovy Ducks are very nice animals who like humans. So what if they poop in your yard; hoses were made for such purposes. If many humans were half as nice as Muscovy Ducks, this country would be a nicer place. I grew up in Florida and was sick to learn when I returned after being gone for many years that government officials want to get rid of everything non-native. They better hope the Seminoles and Miccosukee don’t decide to do that with the non-native humans. Live and Let Live!

]]> Comment on Python Recipes by Fred Berry http://wildlifetrapper.com/2009/08/python-recipes/comment-page-1/#comment-3335 Fred Berry Wed, 17 Feb 2010 00:07:27 +0000 http://wildlifetrapper.com/?p=515#comment-3335 I just watched a program on Animal Planet about the Burmese python spreading through Florida. They cut open a large specimen and the meat looked wonderful! Is fresh Burmese python meat available on the market yet? I certainly hope that they start selling meat from the captured specimens. I have printed and saved your recipe, now I hope to get some fresh python to go with it! Thanks! Fred I just watched a program on Animal Planet about the Burmese python spreading through Florida. They cut open a large specimen and the meat looked wonderful! Is fresh Burmese python meat available on the market yet? I certainly hope that they start selling meat from the captured specimens. I have printed and saved your recipe, now I hope to get some fresh python to go with it!
Thanks!
Fred

]]> Comment on Yellow Jackets can bring a nasty sting by Todd http://wildlifetrapper.com/2010/01/yellow-jackets-can-bring-a-nasty-sting/comment-page-1/#comment-3267 Todd Tue, 09 Feb 2010 16:05:16 +0000 http://wildlifetrapper.com/?p=614#comment-3267 Yellow jackets can be a nasty surprise when you work outdoors alot. Yellow jackets can be a nasty surprise when you work outdoors alot.

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