by peter olson | May 10, 2023 | Blog
Bats are a common twilight sight in the Chattanooga area. They can be cool to watch as they flit around, feasting on flying insects. But while bats play a helpful role in controlling local mosquito populations, they can become annoying pests if they find their way...
by peter olson | May 7, 2023 | Blog
Many of us enjoy watching the many species of birds visit the feeders in our backyard, so it’s not common to think of them as pests. However, birds can become quite the nuisance if they decide to make their nests in the dryer vents or bathroom vents on your home...
by peter olson | Nov 22, 2022 | Blog
Whether you own a local home or you run a business in Chattanooga, the last thing you want to deal with is a pest infestation. Insects and nuisance wildlife are a dangerous presence in human structures. They cause damage, spread diseases and may even cause physical...
by peter olson | Nov 1, 2022 | Blog
You’ve discovered a pest problem in your home in Chattanooga. Now what do you do? This is a situation that panics many people. Even the most harmless of critters is an unsanitary presence in the home and it’s hard to find peace of mind when you hear them...
by admin | May 18, 2020 | Animal Facts, Blog
Zoonoses: Diseases that pass from animals to humans We’ve all heard of COVID-19 by now and watched the negative effects that it’s had on our entire world — fear, anger, sadness, and the outright panic. It has been well established that the disease originated in...
by admin | Aug 2, 2019 | Animal Facts, Blog, Featured, Featured Articles
Rattlesnakes and a few Misconceptions The mere mention of the term “rattlesnake” tends to send a shudder of fear or panic up the average person’s spine — something akin to “shark” or maybe “plane crash.” As I hiked with my daughter and sons-in-law this last...
by alex bright | Oct 11, 2017 | Blog, Featured, Featured Articles
State of our American Wildlife Just as the president gives a State of the Union speech early each year, I thought it might be interesting to research and pass along a state of the American wildlife. Our country has a long history of using, abusing, and managing its...
by alex bright | Oct 11, 2017 | Blog, Featured, Featured Articles
Animal Calls That Weren’t I was asked recently if we ever had any calls to remove wildlife where an animal wasn’t actually involved. Pondering this question, I could think of a few notable calls that didn’t involve any creatures. The following are a few of the...
