Baby Raccoon Relocation

One of the best parts of the job is getting to give a second change to baby raccoons.

If you have ever wondered what happened to the animals that we catch this video explains one of the things that happens.

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Humane Treatment of Baby Foxes

One of the best parts of the job is taking care of baby foxes.

Rat Removal in Memphis: What You Need To Know About Rats, Mice and Rodents...

Rat Removal in Memphis: What You Need To Know About Rats, Mice and Rodents...: What you need to know about rats, mice, and rodents. There are two types of rats commonly found in the city of Memphis and surrounding Mid-S...

ABC 24 Coverage of Apex Wildlife Repair work at Eureka True Vine Baptist...

Coyote Caught in Cordova, TN

Trap and Release of Animals

Apex Wildlife Control believes in trap and release.  After, we remove a raccoon, opossum, or squirrel we release them into one of our wildlife reserves.

 

Humane Animal Removal in Memphis: Squirrels, Opossums, and Rats

Watch the news coverage from our humane trapping and removal work at Eureka True Vine Baptist Church. For more information on trapping services visit our website Apex Wildlife Control .

Raccoons, Rats and Squirrels! Living in a House of Worship

Eureka True Vine Baptist Church

Raccoons, Rats and Squirrels! OH MY! You will find these animals at Eureka True Vine Baptist Church.  Eureka in the last year has dealt with vandals, thieves, and now animals.   We at Apex Wildlife Control believe in helping out our community.  When we received the call about raccoons and rats at Eureka we were more than willing to help! 

We came prepared!

On Tuesday a group of our men along with the owner went down to set up traps to remove those nasty little critters from the church.

Our guys making a game plan.
Left to Right: Nick, Rich, Josh, and Nicholas

Channel 3 was there at the church to do a story about the trapping job.

Rich shares the steps we take when we investigate a location.  

Charlies Harris share about giving back to the community.

Raccoons  traps

The crew of guys set up squirrel traps, rat traps, 

and raccoon traps about 40 in all.  We set traps by the dumpster, by the trees, in the kitchen and in the ceiling.  The setting of the traps is just the first stage of what we plan to do at Eureka True Vine Baptist.

Fake rock rat tap.

The fake rock rat trap is a great option to put inside of a building.

Squirrel trap under a tree.

We set out several of these squirrel traps all round the property.

Moles, Voles! What's the Difference.

It might surprise you to know that while Moles and Voles have similar names they are two very different species.

Voles, also called meadow mice or field mice they usually are brown or gray,though many color variations exist. Voles may be cute but can cause a lot of damage to your property.  Voles eat the root system of a wide variety of plants, shrubs and grass starving the plants of nutrients.  The Vole live in a system of tunnels that they dig under the ground.  

Moles also live under grown and can cause a lot of damage to your yard.  Unlike the Voles, Moles eat grubs, earthworms and insects.  Moles burrow close to the surface which can cause ridges to form in your yard.