Beaver Removal

At Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Management, we specialize in beaver pest control to protect your property and restore harmony to your environment. Here’s how we handle beaver intrusions:

At Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Management, we address the unique challenges posed by beavers with a comprehensive plan that includes meticulous inspections, humane removal practices, and proactive preventive strategies. Each stage of our process is executed with precise attention to detail, guaranteeing that your home stays secure and undisturbed by beaver activity.

Encountering other unwelcome wildlife or pest issues? Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Management is equipped to handle a wide range of challenges:

All-Inclusive Wildlife Management
Whether it’s raccoons rummaging through your trash or squirrels setting up residence in your attic, our team has the expertise to manage all types of wildlife problems. We use humane relocation methods to ensure that animals are safely and responsibly moved away from your property.

Advanced Insect Control
From termite infestations to ants in your kitchen, our insect control solutions are tailored to eliminate and prevent these pests effectively. Our targeted strategies are designed to keep your home free from insect invasions.

Comprehensive Rodent Control
If your home is being invaded by mice or rats, our efficient rodent control techniques will swiftly and thoroughly remove these pests. We ensure your living spaces remain rodent-free, providing long-term peace of mind.

Beavers are mostly nocturnal, so you might spot them at dawn or dusk. Look for beavers swimming in nearby water bodies or gnawing on trees near the water’s edge. These activities are clear indicators of beaver presence and activity.

Beavers are known for their dam-building and tree-felling habits. Check for freshly cut trees, often with pointed stumps, and dams across streams or culverts filled with branches. These structures can cause water flow disruptions and flooding if not addressed.

Beaver tracks are unique, with webbed hind feet and smaller front feet. Additionally, you may notice slides—smooth paths leading from the water to areas with cut trees. These slides are created by beavers dragging branches and logs to their dams or lodges.