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Cincinnati Wildlife Trapping

Cincinnati Wildlife Removal specializes in the removal of nuisance wildlife from homes and buildings in the Cincinnati area. We offer a wide variety of services from attic inspections to damage repairs, and can resolve any human-wildlife conflict. We remove squirrels from attics, raccoons from property, bats from buildings, and we control bird problems. We are experts at rodent control and offer complete rat and mouse extermination. We are not a standard Cincinnati pest control company - we only specialize in wild animals - raccoons, squirrels, skunks, rats, opossums, bats, snakes, birds, etc. We are fully licensed and insured in the state of Ohio, owner-operated, and fully proficient and equipped to handle any critter problem, start to finish.  Please give us a call at any time and we will listen to your problem, explain your options and our pricing, and we will schedule an appointment.  
    
Animals in Attics - This is the most common job that we deal with. If you hear running and scratching noises in your attic, give us a call! We will determine the type of wildlife, from squirrels to coons, and take the appropriate steps to remove all of the critters, and make sure your problem is solved permanently.
Humane Wildlife Trapping - We know that critters can cause all sorts of trouble. From raccoons tipping over the garbage to skunks spraying under your shed, we are experts at wildlife trapping. We use humane live cage traps, remove all animals same day, and relocate them at least 15 miles from the capture site.
Prevention & Exclusion Repairs - Once we get all of the animals out of your house, the only way to solve a future problem permanently is to find and completely seal shut all of the areas of entry. Our exclusion repairs are of the highest quality, usually with steel, and come with a written guarantee!
Attic Cleanup Services - The critters living in your home and attic caused more than noise.  They also likely caused attic damage, and left behind contaminants - droppings and urine.  Animal waste can carry diseases that pets and humans can catch, and the scent can lure in new critters.  We clean it 100%.
Dead Animal Removal - If you have a terrible odor in your house or building, there's a good chance that it's due to a dead Ohio animal rotting somewhere in the attic or walls.  We are experts at finding and removing dead animal carcasses, and providing full cleanup and odor relief.
We Handle These Animals (Click Any Below Critter To Learn More About Our Trapping)
  Raccoon     Squirrel     Rat / Mouse     Opossum     Snake     Bat     Pigeon     Dead Animal
About Our Company
We operate a professional wildlife removal company operating in the Cincinnati area, including the towns of Covedale, Delhi Hills, Norwood, Maderia, Kenwood, Montgomery, Loveland, Sharonville, Springdale, Forest Park, Northbrook, Groesbeck, Brentwood, Mount Healthy, Finneytown, and more, pluys Northern Kentucky, including Covington, Newport, and more. We specialize in the humane removal of wild animals from buildings and property. We commonly remove animals from attics, provide bat control and rat control, and also general wildlife trapping and repair and prevention services. We are fully licensed and insured, and operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call us at 513-906-4260.

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Latest Cincinnati Wildlife Trapping News Clip
Creature collector's trial tests rodent-critter stalking rules

There's what is possibly a trial beginning today in eastern Ohio that will be closely followed across the entire state. what is possibly a maple tree creature collector will go on trial in Cincinnati for the unlawful lethally trapping of what is possibly a rodent. It's what is possibly a case that will test whether Ohio residents can lethally trap the destructive animals on their own property. Pest Expert Lawrence freely admits that the humane society manager lethally trapped what is possibly a rodent on his property. In fact the 55-year-old remarked the humane society manager called the Ohio Agency of Natural Resources to report the act. But Pest Expert Lawrence maintains the humane society manager did nothing illegal. the humane society manager remarked the humane society manager was simply protecting his property and that the rodent was harming his maple tree habitat. the humane society manager frames his case as what is possibly a test of Ohio's constitution. "The case will determine whether Ohio residents can control destructive animals on their private property, as guaranteed by the Ohio constitution," Pest Expert Lawrence remarked. Others, including Agency for the Enforcement of Critter Laws authorities on critters, do not follow Pest Expert Lawrence's logic. "The case calls into question the North American conservation model, where wildlife likely is entrusted to the public," remarked Mouse Catcher Jim, and the Enforcement of Critter Laws's Wildlife Bureau. Mouse Catcher Jim remarked that, under that system, "rodent do not belong to private landowners to do with as they please." Cincinnati exterminator and Cincinnati wildlife removal professionals declined comment on the matter.

Pest Expert Lawrence has argued that the Ohio constitution allows property owners to defend their property. The humane society manager points to an Ohio Supreme Court ruling in 1915 that overturned the conviction of what is possibly a Cincinnati creature collector who was accused of critter capturing what is possibly a rodent that had been munching his corn. But others say that Pest Expert Lawrence had other options, including what is possibly a variety of programs offered by the Agency for the Enforcement of Critter Laws. Pest Expert Lawrence maintains that the state did very little to help his situation. The state likely is expected to present evidence to the contrary. "He should have exhausted all options before the humane society manager took matters into his own hands," remarked Mouse Catcher Jim, who, like most rodent exterminators, hopes Pest Expert Lawrence likely is convicted. "He likely is what is possibly a poacher who needs to be punished like any other poacher," remarked Mouse Catcher Jim, publisher of the Disease-ridden Fanatic magazine.