by PCS | Jun 1, 2017 | Trapping, Wildlife
With spring comes the foxes. Georgia has a healthy population of Red Fox and Gray Fox. These animals are both predator and prey in our southern ecosystem. Their diet is made up mainly of small rodents, birds, insects, and they have been known to eat fruit on occasion....
by PCS | May 12, 2017 | Trapping, Wildlife
Coyote’s are here to stay. Atlanta, and the rest of Georgia, is now home to a thriving population of invasive eastern coyotes. These animals are no longer hidden in the backwoods and rural farms, but have invaded even the most urban areas. Coyotes for the most part...
by PCS | Apr 26, 2017 | Wildlife
Spring is here and that means one thing: Snakes! Georgia has quite a few species of snakes and fortunately very few of them are poisonous. Most of the snakes you will see in your yard are going to be the good kinds. The ones who eat insects, rodents, and of course...
by PCS | Apr 1, 2017 | Trapping, Wildlife
How do I trap Armadillos? That question gets asked hundreds of times a week in Georgia. The first answer is always: Call us! Predator Control Services has the specialized equipment and the experience to get the job done right. The very first step in any trapping...
by PCS | Mar 21, 2017 | Wildlife
We are often asked why so many raccoons live in neighborhoods and urban environments. The main answer is a high volume of food availability. In a natural setting these animals must constantly scavenge for anything they can find to eat such as; fruits, nuts, crayfish,...
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