FREE community seminar on understanding our area predator canine species and how to keep your family and animals safe!
The Holidays are upon us and we are busy enjoying good friends, good food, and good times.
All of that merriment can lead to a great December for rodents, raccoons, and other wildlife species in our homes and on our properties over the holidays. Join us as we discuss how you can enjoy the season of joy with out inviting wildlife to spend the holidays in your home as well.
This is NOT a sales pitch where we try and sign you up for services. This is one way we are committed to giving back your the community that supports us.
Come have fun, meet some people, and learn some things… oh… and free snacks!
Winter is coming and with that some of our backyard wildlife species are preparing to hunker down until spring.
Join us as we discuss the difference between hibernation and torpor and what that means for some of the backyard wildlife species in our communities like snakes, chipmunks, and woodchucks.
This is NOT a sales pitch where we try and sign you up for services. This is one way we are committed to giving back your the community that supports us.
Come have fun, meet some people, and learn some things… oh… and free snacks!
Bats are an integral part of our ecosystem but NO ONE wants them in their homes.
Join us as we discuss the three common structure intruding bat species in our region, how to prevent them from getting into your home and at the same time allow for safety and prosperity of our local bat populations.
This is NOT a sales pitch where we try and sign you up for services. This is one way we are committed to giving back your the community that supports us.
Come have fun, meet some people, and learn some things… oh… and free snacks!
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FREE community seminar on understanding our area predator canine species and how to keep your family and animals safe!
Join us as we learn from industry experts on how to keep our homes rodent free over the holidays through exclusion and non lethal methods.
Learn to live WITH the wildlife in our neighborhoods and how to keep the OUT of our homes.
Through an informative presentation with current pictures, physical visual aids you can touch, and both physical and digital resources to take with you, this event will help you better understand the importance of keeping squirrels in the trees and out of your home.
On August 20th, the owner (Ryan Ridgley) will share with attendees prevention and safety techniques to help keep coyotes and foxes from becoming a problem on your property.
Through an informative presentation with current pictures, physical visual aids you can touch, and both physical and digital resources to take with you, this event will help you better understand the importance of our area bats and how to live in harmony with them.
