Growth Brings Change for People and WildlifeLakewood Ranch and Parrish are among the fastest-growing communities in Southwest Florida. New neighborhoods, shopping centers, and road expansions are transforming former wetlands and…
Builder-Grade Vulnerabilities: Soffits, Roof Returns, and Gable Vents The Hidden Risks in New ConstructionWhen moving into a newly built home, most homeowners assume everything is secure. Unfortunately, many builder-grade features—especially…
Rapid Response Playbook: Wildlife Incidents During Guest Stays Why Vacation Rentals Face Wildlife RisksSarasota and Manatee counties are popular destinations for short-term rentals, from beach cottages to luxury homes. But…
How cold weather drives wildlife into Florida homes Even in Florida’s mild winters, cooler temperatures can trigger a wave of wildlife activity that affects homeowners. From Sarasota to Hillsborough County,…
Cold Weather and Bats: What Homeowners in Sarasota, Bradenton, and Parrish Should Know As temperatures in West Coast Florida dip below 50 degrees, bats begin to change their behavior in…
Spring is the season where everything is born anew, the wildflowers are in bloom, insects are buzzing around, and baby animals are born. (more…)
Unfortunately, after the momma raccoon left one day, this homeowner thought he would solve the issue of re-entry. What you are seeing here is a roof vent that the mama raccoon gained entry through originally. So, you may ask…. what’s the problem? Was there any harm done? Well, the little baby raccoons that were still inside the home think so! If you are a homeowner, please do not get involved or in the way of what a professional trapper is doing!
How to Watch out for Animal Safety These tips will help you live in harmony with nature and prevent injuring a baby animal or causing it to be orphaned. With…
Welcome to the Wildlife Trapper Podcast Welcome to the Wildlife Trapper podcast. Where it's all about how to handle urban wildlife conflicts. What you can do on your own, and…
