Armadillo Removal

Identification

Our first goal once we have arrived at a customers home is to locate and confirm identity of the Wildlife that has intruded onto their property.

Removal

Once we located areas where armadillos are frequently returning to on a customer's properties, we can apply a few different trapping methods. Until we have successful captured the animal(s).

Exclusion

If the Animal(s) on a customer's property were using a hole or hiding under a structure; we are able to provide services to help prevent them for gaining access again. Ask about our exclusion deals!

Frequently Asked Questions

What Do Armadillos Look Like?

Armadillos look like prehistoric animals due to their barrel-shaped body that has a rough but flexible outer shell with bony plates.

Are Armadillos Bulletproof?

Contrary to what many people think, armadillos are not bulletproof. Although some reports claimed that bullets have bounced off their bodies, animal experts have doubted if they were true. Instead, their body armor can only be compared to a hard-shelled suitcase.

How big do Armadillos get?

They are about 24 to 32 inches in length of which 9 to 14 inches are its tail. A larger male armadillo adult can weigh anywhere from 12 to 17 pounds whereas the larger female armadillo adult can weigh anywhere from 8 to 13 pounds.

Are Armadillos Bad to Have Around?

Armadillos are bad to have around. Despite being harmless and predators of insect pests, these armored critters can cause severe damage to your lawn, flower bed, and yard.

What Are Armadillos Good For?

Armadillos are good for controlling pest insects in the garden. Being excellent excavators, they dig holes in the soil and use their sticky tongues to forage for small insects such as ants, beetles, termites, wasps, and yellowjackets

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