Wildlife Trapping Professionals Montrose, Texas

We are a professional animal removal company headquartered in Montrose, and servicing all of Harris County, TX. We solve problems with wild critters in the home and around the property. We handle animals such as squirrels, raccoons, skunks, rats, mice, opossums, and even snakes, bats, and birds. We most commonly receive calls about scratching sounds in your attic, or digging in your lawn, or many other critter problems. We not only remove animals, but we provide a wide array of services, from animal damage repairs, preventative home repairs, attic cleaning, and more. We are fully licensed and insured in Texas, and we answer our phones 24/7. Call us now at (281) 809-9118 for a free price quote and to schedule a same-day or next day appointment for animal removal.

Is your property sounding like the wild! Are those little critters taking advantage of the free food and shelter? Wildlife animals are not usually a nuisance but they quickly become a cause of concern when they find a way inside of your property. Common wildlife in our area are raccoons, mice, snakes, bats, skunks, and squirrels that we often deal with daily. Our wildlife services and wildlife team specializes in the exclusion, control, and removal of the animal nuisance. While some animals can cause damages and transmit all sorts of diseases, some wildlife animals pose no major threats to you and your property. Our wildlife services are well-known to practice humane methods while getting the job done effectively. We partner with the local authorities and major groups in wildlife management to further improve our services. Our wildlife personnel are well-educated and have extensive experience in various wildlife services. We provide our services for homeowners, property management properties, industrial, and commercial areas. We are accredited and fully licensed to ensure our customers that we abide by the authorities and bring you peace of mind that we are the right people for the job! Our commitment to our customers is to bring great customer satisfaction by dealing with their wildlife issues as best as we could do.

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United States Skunk Species

There are varieties of skunk species you may found them in the united state. There are four species of skunk that are founded in the united state. All of the species are slightly different from each other, but they have different qualities, they also share many commonalities. For example, most skunk size is near to the housecat or even equal to small dogs. Some of the North America species eat specific food while the other eats whatever is available to them; they can eat garbage, small insects or animals, grubs, and plants. When they feel danger, they emit the specific odor spray that keeps their predators away from them. They do not spray in their own dense. They can spray many times in their rapid succession. Their weight varies from 2.5 pounds to 15 pounds. As compared to other mammals, they are slow and run only to 10 mph. They have bushy tails than can be 10 inches longer.

Owl has a poor sense of smell. This is the reason skunk prey on them easily. Although skunk has a bad vision, they have a strong sense of them that helps them a lot.

The only skunk that is not founded in America is an Asian stink badger. According to research, they usually lived three years in the wild, and on the other side, they can live 15 years in captivity.

The species that are founded in the united state are given below: 

• Striped skunk
• Spotted skunk
• Hog-nosed skunk
• Hooded skunk

Striped skunk

They can be founded throughout North America; they also lived in northern Mexico and northwestern territories of Canada. They can be identified due to their distinctive marking on their body. They have a white lining that starts from their head and ends toward their tails. 

Spotted Skunks 

They are mostly found in the eastern U.S, and they live to live mostly in woodlands and prairies. Their diet includes eating field animals, wild plants, insects, and they love to eat form crops. Unlike their name, they are not speckled. Their black fur also shows the white swirl marks on their body. 

Hog-nosed skunk

They are found to be in the southwest. They are easy to identify due to their stark whitetails, they have a large and solid stripe that went down toward their tails and back. They have a long nose that helps them to get food from the soil. 

Hooded skunk

They like to eat an insect, and they are considered as desert-dwelling mammals. Their looks are similar to a striped skunk, but as compare to strip, they have long tails, they also differed due to the thick patches that covered their whole neck. Some of the hooded are founded with two thin lines that went toward their back, while the other hooded skunk has only one thick line.