Critter's Wildlife Management

04/20/2023

A 5-week-old southern flying squirrel is receiving care after he was separated from his mother in Lincoln last week.

04/18/2023

We are out bat proofing houses this year already, if you need any assistance please reach out to us and we will get a bid , thanks for the support everyone.......

10/01/2022

October is Bat Appreciation Month! 🦇 Some of you might be thinking, why should we appreciate bats? Well, here are a few very good reasons:

🦇 In Nebraska we have 13 different species of bats. Each of these bat species are insectivores, meaning they eat a lot of pesky insects, like mosquitoes.

🦇 Each bat can eat between about 600 and 1,000 mosquitos and other kinds of insects in only one hour, saving farmers billions of dollars in pesticides and crop loss.

🦇 Studying bats has led to advancements in flight and sonar capabilities.

🦇 Bat research has led to medical discoveries in vaccines and medications that have benefited human health.

📷: Eric Fowler | silver-haired bat

06/27/2022

Just an update from us here at Critters Wildlife Management LLC, we have got our new truck up and running, so if you need any critters issues taken care of please call us at 402-416-6478 and set up an inspection, thanks everyone for following and all the support we greatly appreciate you all.....

10/26/2021

October 24-31 is Bat Week!

Bats have never really had a great reputation, but the truth is they are a secret weapon...for farmers! Bats are worth around $3.7 billion to US agriculture. Many farmers all over the country are encouraging bats to forage around their crops - whether than be corn, pecans, almonds, or anything else.

New studies are showing that bats are eating numerous amounts of agricultural pests, both native and migratory. They are having an invisible effect on agricultural fields and crops, especially those that are downwind.

In Nebraska, one of the food sources of bats are mosquitoes, which are the deadliest animal in the world. So this week you should thank a bat, because you’re probably eating something that a bat helped keep pests off of!

📸: Justin Haag

09/01/2021

07/15/2021

Wanna give my customers a heads up, we had an accident yesterday with our Critters Wildlife Management truck. We are in the process of get another truck up and going ASAP Thanks to all our valued friends and customers.

04/15/2021

Was full this morning, gonna be some mad Beavers......