The Evict 'Em Approach to Coyote Removal

Coyotes are incredibly intelligent, wary, and highly suspicious of changes in their environment. Amateur trapping attempts almost always fail, resulting in an "educated" coyote that becomes nearly impossible to catch. We rely on extensive knowledge of predator behavior to outsmart them.

1. Comprehensive Property & Track Assessment

Effective coyote control begins with understanding their routine. We conduct a detailed survey of your property and the surrounding area to identify:

• Travel Corridors: Mapping exactly where they enter and exit your property, often along fence lines, creek beds, or wooded edges.

• Attractants: Identifying what is bringing them in, such as exposed garbage, fallen fruit, or an abundance of prey (like rabbits or rodents).

• Den Sites: Searching for active dens, especially during the spring pup-rearing season when adult coyotes become highly aggressive and territorial.

2. Strategic, Targeted Trapping

Because coyotes are naturally suspicious, we utilize specialized predator trapping techniques that are completely different from those used for raccoons or groundhogs.

• Discreet Placement: We use highly camouflaged trapping methods along their natural travel routes.

• Humane & Regulated Methods: We employ professional-grade, humane holding traps that are strictly regulated and designed to safely capture the animal without causing unnecessary harm.

• Scent Control: Coyotes have an extraordinary sense of smell. We utilize strict scent-control protocols and specialized lures to ensure the coyote does not detect human presence near the trap sets.

3. Habitat Modification & Deterrence

Removing the problem coyote is the immediate priority, but making your property less inviting to future predators is essential for long-term peace of mind. We provide expert consultation on:

• Exclusion Fencing: Recommending and installing "coyote rollers" or specific fencing modifications to keep them from jumping over or digging under your boundaries.

• Property Management: Advising on brush clearing, lighting, and securing pet areas to eliminate hiding spots and ambush points.

Associated Diseases & Health Risks

Coyotes can carry several diseases and parasites that pose serious risks to human health, and more specifically, to the health and safety of domestic pets.

• Rabies: Like all mammals, coyotes can contract and transmit the rabies virus, which is fatal. While they are not the primary vector in all regions, a coyote exhibiting unprovoked aggression, lack of coordination, or a complete lack of fear toward humans should be considered highly dangerous.

• Canine Distemper & Parvovirus: Coyotes are highly susceptible to these severe viral diseases, which they can easily spread to unvaccinated domestic dogs through contact or contaminated feces.

• Sarcoptic Mange: This is a highly contagious skin disease caused by burrowing mites. Infected coyotes often lose their hair, appear emaciated, and may act erratically due to extreme itchiness and secondary infections. Mange can be transmitted to domestic dogs that come into contact with the coyote or its resting areas.

• Parasites & Zoonotic Diseases: Coyotes are frequent carriers of fleas, ticks, and various internal parasites. Most notably, they can carry Echinococcus multilocularis, a dangerous tapeworm passed through their feces that can cause severe, sometimes fatal, liver cysts in humans and pets if accidentally ingested.

Coyote Biology & Behavior

The coyote (Canis latrans) is a highly adaptable, medium-sized member of the canine family. Originally native to open prairies and deserts, they have successfully expanded their range across all of North America, including heavily populated urban and suburban areas.

Adaptability: Coyotes are incredibly resourceful and can thrive in almost any environment. In urban areas, they utilize parks, golf courses, greenbelts, and residential neighborhoods for hunting and travel.

• Diet: They are opportunistic omnivores. While their primary diet consists of small mammals (mice, voles, rabbits), they will readily consume insects, fruits, berries, human garbage, and unfortunately, small domestic pets like cats and small dogs.

• Habits: Coyotes are naturally crepuscular (most active at dawn and dusk) or nocturnal. However, urban coyotes that have grown accustomed to human presence may frequently be seen foraging or traveling during broad daylight.

• Social Structure: They can be solitary, live in mated pairs, or form small family packs. They are highly territorial and use a complex system of vocalizations—including howls, yips, and barks—to communicate and defend their territory.

Professional Coyote Removal & Control

Protecting Your Family, Pets, and Property from Urban Predators

As suburban and urban development continues to expand, coyotes have become highly adaptable to living alongside humans. While they naturally avoid people, coyotes are increasingly losing their fear of human interaction. When a coyote establishes a territory near your home, business, or farm, it poses a severe and immediate threat to small pets, livestock, and potentially even young children.

If you are hearing nightly howling, finding tracks and scat near your home, or noticing coyotes stalking your neighborhood during daylight hours, it is time to take action. We specialize in the highly strategic, targeted trapping and removal of nuisance coyotes to restore safety to your property.

Ready to Evict 'Em?

Don't let coyotes cause further damage to your most valuable investment. Trust the experts to handle it safely and professionally.

Why Choose Us?

• Local Expertise: Proudly serving Jackson and the greater Washington County area. We know the local wildlife and how to handle them.

• Technology-Driven: We use thermal imaging and endoscopes to find the animals that others miss.

• Humane Methods: We respect the wildlife we handle and prioritize safe, ethical trapping.

• Long-Term Solutions: We don't just treat the symptom; we fix the structural vulnerabilities to keep your home secure.

• Prompt Response: Text us and you will get a response quickly.

• 24/7 Service: Emergency service available

• Reasonable Rates: We will beat anybody's price.

Why Rely on Professional Coyote Control?

• Safety First: Coyotes are dangerous predators. Attempting to confront or trap them yourself puts you and your pets at significant risk.

• Expert Knowledge: We understand predator psychology, allowing us to successfully trap animals that easily evade DIY methods.

• Legal Compliance: Coyote trapping requires specific licenses, equipment, and adherence to state wildlife regulations. We handle everything completely by the book.

• Peace of Mind: We remove the threat quickly and efficiently, so you can feel safe letting your pets into the yard again.