Posts tagged carcass removal

I work in a male dominated industry full of stereotypical “Type A” personalities. That does not mean women can not do well in Wildlife Management, but it does mean when you get a bunch of wildlife control operators (WCOs) in a room it quickly becomes a “trap” measuring contest as to whose revenues are highest, who caught more raccoons this season than others, and my all time favorite is the “war stories” of the grossest, meanest, or most technically difficult removal one has performed.

Ryan RidgleySeptember 13, 2020animal control, carcass, carcass removal, cincinnati wildlife, cincinnati animal removal, cincinnati, Cincinnati animal removal, dead animal removal, dead animal, wildlife, wildlife management, do it yourself, diy, prevention, exclusion

5 Common Questions Cincinnati Homeowners Have When a Wild Animal Dies on Their Property

There is a putrid, yet sweet, stench emanating from the woods behind your meticulously manicured lawn. You notice in the sky above you, the circling of large black shadows looking eerily like the dementor scene in Prisoner of Azkaban. Against your better judgement you put on your boots and go for a walk into the woods. No more than 15 feet past the treeline you scare up a small band of black vultures feeding on what remains of a well decomposed deer carcass.

Ryan RidgleySeptember 6, 2020animal control, animal repair, cincinnati wildlife, cincinnati, cincinnati animal removal, do it yourself, diy, wildlife, wildlife management, dead animal, carcass, dead animal removal, carcass removal