Wednesday, May 2, 2007

Euthanasia CO2 Chamber and Regulator

A CO2 Euthanasia chamber and a regulator are necessary equipment to humanely euthanize animals. This heavy duty chamber is large enough for a raccoon sized cage and is suited for either in the back of a service truck or at any location.

Using this chamber will save you a lot of time and provide the best field method to properly euthanize wildlife or other animals.

It is simple to use with few moving parts and will last a very long time. Instructions included.


Tuesday, April 10, 2007

Hancocky Style Live Beaver Trap


A live Beaver trap is often needed in areas where only a live trap are allowed. Most cities do not allow anything but a live trap and this one will do the job for you!

This style trap has been in use since 1932 and has many satisfied customers to its' credit. Easily adapts to most situations, including suspending it from two fence posts in deep water. Constructed of an all aluminum frame that will last a lifetime. Same trap used to capture the beaver cutting the cherry trees in Wash., D.C. Great for public relations also.

If you have a situation where a live trap will be needed, this easy setting and portable trap will remove even the largest beaver.

Sunday, March 25, 2007

Moles In Yard



Moles in your lawn cannot be controlled, right?

I have good news for you. They can! Let us start out with
a strategy. Education and training are key to any endeavor.
By having the correct education and training, you will be
able to control even the toughest problems.

What kind of learner are you? Can you read a book and
then do something or do you need to watch a video?
I personally am a video person and learn through the
use of visual tools. By determining which way you learn,
this will help you decide what tool is best for you. Video's
and books are readily available on the subject.

Tools? There are several styles of mole traps on the
market. For the beginner, I would recommend the spear
or the scissor types. These are easier to set and you
will have more success with them. The scissor trap has
been around a very long time and has had little change
made to it over the years. Why? It works!

Be sure to rake out the mounds of dirt if there are any as
they will kill the grass and leave dead spots in the lawn.

After the moles are gone, keep on the lookout for new
invaders. When new moles arrive, catch them as quickly
as you can before their population gets out of control!

With a little work on your part and some patience,
the moles will be controlled and your management
program taking shape.

You work hard on your lawn and are proud of your home.
Do not let these pesky moles ruin it!

Wednesday, March 14, 2007

Control Supply Wildlife

Are you looking for supplies to control wildlife? We have everything that you need to help with your wildlife problem!

The proper equipment can mean the difference between success and failure in a wildlife control campaign.

Having the knowledge and tools to do the job will make it faster and more efficient which saves you time and aggravation. You are already pretty aggravated enough!

To learn more about controlling wildlife and equipment, visit Control Supply Wildlife

Monday, March 12, 2007

Macabee Gopher Traps


The Macabee Gopher Trap has been a tried and tested tool that has stood the test of time. It is one of the most reliable and effective traps on the market today. It is one of those “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” products.

When gophers are taking over your lawn or landscape, this is the one trap that you want to have in your arsenal!

This trap is easy to set and easy to use. For more information and supplies to control wildlife, visit WildlifeDamageControl

Saturday, March 10, 2007

Animal Control Equipment


When you need Animal Control Equipment, you need the best that you can buy for your hard earned dollars. Animal Control officers and professionals alike want to know that the cage or other equipment that they are using will work without fail.

We offer a variety of equipment for the homeowner and professional such as cages, animal handling equipment and professional baits. Visit our online store to find just what you need to resolve your wildlife problem. Animal Control Equipment

Weep Vents

A weep vent is a gap at the bottom of a brick wall that is designed to allow moisture behind the wall to seep out. Weep vent holes allow insects, mice and snakes to enter the walls of a home. If you have weep vents in your home, we suggest using this weep vent cover.

They are made of soft plastic and simply slip into the gap. Some trimming might be required to make them fit to the exact gap in your walls, but this is easily done with a set of tin snips or a saw.

To protect your home from unwanted invaders, order your weep vents here: Weep Vents

Thursday, March 8, 2007

Animal Control Supply


Animal Control supply products are one of our specialties. If there is a tool or piece of equipment you are looking for to add to your departments inventory, you will find it at Wildlife Damage Control.

Snare poles, animal handling gloves and cages are just a few of the items you will find in our store.

Your government order is always secure when shopping with us!

We have been supplying government agencies since 1997. If there is something that is not listed on the site, let us know and we will do our best to procure if for you!

Sunday, March 4, 2007

Mole Trap

A mole trap is one of the most effective tools for removing moles from your lawn. With the right knowledge and equipment, your lawn can be free from pesky moles!

This photo shows a properly set Victor Out O' Sight mole trap in a mulch bed. Moles frequent mulch beds due to the moisture in them which attracts earthworms.

A mole will tunnel through this mulch and into adjacent lawns creating damage to the lawn and landscape.

Moles will return to your yard eventually. A maintenance program will have to be iniated from time to time to keep them under total control.

To obtain mole traps and an instructional video, visit http://www.wildlifedamagecontrol.net

Monday, February 26, 2007

Gopher Control

For such a small animal, it can sure move a pile of dirt!

Gophers are real earth moving machines. With long claws and back feet that are like paddles, they are geared to swim through soil.

Gophers are root eaters and love to eat your shrubs and small tree roots. They will also attack flower roots and many other plants.

Gophers can be trapped by placing traps in their tunnels. You simply find the tunnel and insert a trap in both directions. A great trap to use is the Macabee
This trap has been around for a long time and is used extensively in areas where gophers exist.

Using multiple traps will help resolve the problem in a shorter time and allow the damage to cease quickly.

Mole Control

The mole can be a real nuisance to a beautifully maintained lawn. Even if you don't have a lawn that is the envy of the neighbors, moles can sure create a lot of problems and extra work for you.

You spend hours tamping down the tunnels and moving the mounds of dirt so your lawn does not die. You do this over and over and try all of the "home remedies" that don't work. It is a frustrating cycle that seems to come and go.

Do you want to stop this cycle?

The answer is to trap and remove the moles. It really is that simple. Trapping is the most effective method to resolve this problem.

One of the best ways to get up to speed on trapping is to get a video or book and some mole traps. Animal removal kits are a great way to start. Training and good equipment are going to be your best friends in your mole control program.

Don't be intimidated by moles. Get the proper training and equipment and get your yard back in shape again!


Mark Dotson, Wildlife Control Expert and veteran mole
control professional.
More detailed wildlife control information and products can be found at http://www.wildlifedamagecontrol.net