MPS Wildlife Control

MPS Wildlife Control Nuisance wildlife control and removal services, as well as repair and exclusions. Contact info, 847-867-1113. email [email protected]

I can be reached by phone any time at 847-867-1113. My email address is [email protected]. My partner and I have been trapping together for years. Together we have helped hundreds of home owners, property managers, villages and farmers with their problem animals. We provide quick response to immediate problems, a plan to prevent problems in the future and maintenance of animal issues in areas whe

re they cannot be kept out (i.e. ponds, creeks and farm properties). We can provide any repairs needed to damage created by nuisance animals. Including interior and exterior home repair, commercial building repair and landscape improvement and repair. We use best practices as stated by the IL DNR and the U of I extension in Champaign. We have full insurance for all duties and services we provide.

Unbelievably greatful to Diamond Outfitters, Zero Outfitter Fees and Howitzer Clothing for inviting me to their Veterans...
03/11/2026

Unbelievably greatful to Diamond Outfitters, Zero Outfitter Fees and Howitzer Clothing for inviting me to their Veterans hunt at Dunton Ranch in Kingman AZ. Dunton Ranch is a top notch, operation. The accommodations were exactly what a hunting lodge should be. The food was beyond anything I've ever had at a hunting camp. You will never go hungry. Everyone had a successful hunt with 2 really nice Russian boars, a meat hog and Billy goat.

The Veterans Jordan Marks, Lance Roberts, Randy Couture, myself and Dan addler all had great stories to tell and the comradery was fantastic. I hope we'll all get to do it again some day.

This is the attic noise culprit. She gone.
02/13/2024

This is the attic noise culprit. She gone.

02/11/2024

If your attic sounds like this, you may want to give me a call. 847-867-1113

Had a great fall and early winter last year. All the usual trapping work with squirrels, raccoons, skunks, and beavers. ...
01/02/2023

Had a great fall and early winter last year. All the usual trapping work with squirrels, raccoons, skunks, and beavers. Got some good coyote work done.

Had a blast hunting waterfowl with good friends. Got some late fall perch fishing in with Carson. Andrew got his first wood ducks. Went to Iowa a couple of times chasing wild roosters. Bill braved a monsoon to get up to where we were hunting. The dogs seemed to have a blast and learned a lot. Koda had a bunch of firsts. First wild woodcock flush and retrieve, first wild pheasant flush and retrieve. Sonny worked to a point where his eyes were so beat up he couldn't go much more.

The guys bailed on me on the second trip. Sonny worked a bird beautifully down a ditch row until it flushed. I didn't hit it well, so I ran to try to get another shot at it before it got away. I stepped into a hole and tore my calf really bad, and had to limp back to the car for half mile. Trip was over middle of the first day. I still thought it was one of the best trips ever. Just me and my dog out there working up a beautiful wild rooster.

I've been blessed to have a wife that gives me a ton of leeway to do the things I love. Also great friends to do them with. It makes life so much "more" when when you have awesome people to enjoy it with.

08/07/2021

Had a bit of a lull over the last 6 weeks or so. It has picked up now though. 10 raccoons, a skunk and 2 opossum in the last 10 days.

It's been a skunk filled weekend for me. Client called after another company didn't catch anything and said the skunk wa...
06/27/2021

It's been a skunk filled weekend for me. Client called after another company didn't catch anything and said the skunk was gone. They installed an exclusion around the sun room to keep anything else from getting in. The problem was the skunk wasn't gone and they locked it in and it died. Three weeks later I get the call to figure out why the smell is still there. These are the results.

Not to mention I caught 4 more in the last two days at another job.

05/19/2021

Long time no post. Been a very busy spring. Squirrels and raccoons are topping the list for the last couple of weeks. Beavers and muskrats have been pretty busy too.

I also have an announcement to make. We are excited to offer a new service. In partnership with Integrated Pest Control we now do mosquito and tick treatments for your yard. These are completely pet and child safe. And they work really well too.

There are unlimited call backs if you have any of the little blood suckers show up before your due for your next treatment. Seasonal rates start as low as $250.00. Call or message for a free estimate for your yard.

04/19/2021

Still at it. Squirrels have been the biggest problem for the last two months. Been doing a lot of beaver jobs too. Skunks and raccoons are starting to dig in. Seems like not as many bird jobs this year. Did put a few cages over exterior vents.

Yes I'm nuts. Pulled an all nighter doing coyote work. 4 down so far we'll see if anymore show up between now and first ...
02/11/2021

Yes I'm nuts. Pulled an all nighter doing coyote work. 4 down so far we'll see if anymore show up between now and first light.

01/12/2021

Long time no post. I thought I had a couple of pics of the skinning shed with the latest coyotes but its nowhere to be found. Anyway, up to 25 coyotes on the night season. 11 of those from one community.

My new skinning shack is starting to take shape. Got a few done in the last couple of days.
11/26/2020

My new skinning shack is starting to take shape. Got a few done in the last couple of days.

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