Call of the Wild Wildlife Services

Call of the Wild Wildlife Services Your North Carolina state certified Wildlife Damage Control Agent serving all of Goldsboro, Wayne Co

Call of the Wild Wildlife Services can help with most any of your wildlife problems. We can help with deterrents, exclusions or even outright remove the offending animal if necessary. We specialize in beaver removal but also deal with squirrels, snakes, raccoons, opossums, gophers, coyotes, fox, muskrats, moles, pigeons and many more wild animals. We are dedicated to Wildlife Conservation and help

ing mankind coexist with our furry neighbors. But when Mother Nature crosses the thin line between wilderness and your back yard, we can set things straight again. Let us deal with those little critters that go “bump” in the night. From snakes to squirrels, bats to beaver, coons to coyotes, no critter is too nasty for Call of the Wild.

It's that time of year again! This is the time of year when the new Rat Snakes are hatching. You'll see them popping up ...
09/03/2024

It's that time of year again!

This is the time of year when the new Rat Snakes are hatching. You'll see them popping up any and everywhere. But, please, PLEASE, people, be gentle with these new babies. They are completely harmless and very beneficial to us. If you notice these little guys squirming around, that means that you have Momma somewhere close by. And Momma will keep the mice population down, snag a mole or three and even keep the Copperheads away.

So if you see these little guys or happen to spot Momma hanging out, consider yourself lucky! You'll have no worries of mice or the dreaded Copperhead near you!

If you should see this little guy inside your home, Just pick him up, GENTLY, and carry him outside. He CAN NOT hurt you in any way. Later, when you realize that you've not seen a mouse in ages, you'll be glad that they are around.

10/10/2023

Hello everybody,

It's that time of year again and trapping season opened early this year. So now is the time to go after those beaver and coyotes that have been giving you problems.

04/23/2023

Just thought I'd take you along with me on another job. This time I had to remove racc***s from a ladies attic. Took Momma c**n out on the first night, but it didn't end there.

01/25/2023

Spring will be here soon! Starlings will be looking for new homes! Your bathroom and dryer exhaust vents look really inviting to them!

Call us and let's replace those old vent hoods BEFORE the birds move in

10/03/2022

November is right around the corner!

That means that fur trapping season is nearly upon us. This is the time of year when we can go after those problem critters that don't warrant or qualify for a depredation permit.

So, if you are having problems with beaver, coyotes, racc***s, otter, bobcat or any other fur baring critter, then call now and get on the schedule for this season.

Don't wait until spring when permits are needed and rates go up!

08/08/2022

Sometimes in the business of Wildlife Damage Control, one species of wildlife becomes a tool to control other species of wildlife. When there is a problem with one particular animal, there are those times when I may use another animal to help get the job done.

Snakes tend to be very useful tools in this endeavor. For instance, the snake that I captured the night before gets released on a retention pond where muskrats have become a problem.

I need to release the snake in a healthy environment and I have to reduce the muskrat population here. The solution is, introduce the snake into the muskrat pond. Thus killing two birds with one stone, so to speak.

08/07/2022

Midnight Snake Hunt

06/02/2022

Just another day in the life.

What's in YOUR attic?
04/26/2022

What's in YOUR attic?

01/19/2022

This is a trailer for the last video I made. To see the full video, go to "Muddawg's World" on Youtube and look for "Let's go get the Possum!"

I take you with me on an actual opossum removal job. No long introduction, no wordy commentary, just down and gritty "Get the job done!" footage.

Please check it out along with the other cool videos I've done.

01/13/2022

Some think I’m too expensive when it comes to beaver trapping. Well, read further.

On one of our Wildlife Control sites that I visit from time to time, a new guy asked about pricing. Here is his question, “Hello all, like every other business startup I have pricing questions. I will be doing beaver removal, only beaver removal. No dam removal, just beaver trapping….”

Let’s pause right here. I also tear out dams. This is one indication that I use to help me determine if I have solved the problem.
Here are just a few of the responses that he got from other trappers in the business.

1) My bottom dollar is $500 for an easy job on up. The size and difficulty of the job can put me up into the thousands it's all situational.

2) There's no straightforward formula here since it's all farm ground. Prices range from $750-$4k and up from there. Every one is different.

3) What I can tell you is that if you are under $1k for even a simple beaver job you are probably losing money.

4) Would recommend a flat rate. Most of my jobs only avg 2 beavers. I can sell a $900 job easier than I can sell a job charging $450/beaver.

Okay, we got the first guy saying that he’ll not price under 500 bucks and it could easily be in the thousands! That’s “thousands”, plural! Meaning more than one!

Guy number two is STARTING at $750 and may go as much as $4000? I’ve never had a job to start as high as 750!

Number three dude says I’m loosing money on anything less than a thousand dollars!

Guys number two and four leaves me with more questions. How long is guy two gonna be in there for that $750? Is this a weekly price? Or is he charging that much per beaver?? Guy number four. When he sells a $900 job, does that mean that he’s gonna pull out after catching two beaver? And who in their right mind would pay $450 dollars just for one beaver?

Now, with all this in mind, compare my pricing. I charge by the week. That is whether I catch 1 beaver or 30. I have trapped beaver for as little as $250 a week. I have charged as much as $650, but in that case, I traveled two counties away to do it. But, yet, some say that I am too expensive.

Okay then. With the price of gasoline going up, the cost of everything else rising and supply shortages the way they are right now, I regret to announce that I will be increasing my rates this year. Beaver jobs will now start at $350 a week for local. Add to that $1.00 a mile for travel out of the county for both ways per day.

According to these other guys, that is more than fair. In fact, it sounds a lot like I’m the cheapest in the business! And if you have any doubts about my ability to catch them, then watch this short video. Count them. 30 beaver in 30 seconds!

Uh, huh! Had his mind set on lamb chops and wound up betwixed a rock and a hard place!Y'all keep in mind that we do coyo...
12/18/2021

Uh, huh! Had his mind set on lamb chops and wound up betwixed a rock and a hard place!

Y'all keep in mind that we do coyote control too!

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Call of the Wild Wildlife Services can help with most any of your wildlife problems. We can help with deterrents, exclusions or even outright remove the offending animal if necessary. We specialize in beaver removal but also deal with squirrels, snakes, racc***s, opossums, gophers, coyotes, fox, muskrats, bats, pigeons and many more wild animals. We are dedicated to Wildlife Conservation and helping mankind coexist with our furry neighbors. But when Mother Nature crosses the thin line between wilderness and your back yard, we can set things straight again. Let us deal with those little critters that go “bump” in the night. From snakes to squirrels, bats to beaver, c***s to coyotes, no critter is too nasty for Call of the Wild.