Yes, wild pigs may prove to be dangerous. The dangers posed by these feral forms of wildlife relate to humans and their pets. These creatures may result in collisions with motor vessels and other forms of transportation. Wild pigs are known to carry a lot of different viral-based and bacterial-based diseases. In addition to this,… Read More…
How Can I Get Rid of Raccoons on My Property?
Raccoons may be a bit cute, but they are also smart and a bit on the quirky side. While actually a bit entertaining to watch at a distance, they are not the type of creature that you want to share your personal space with. These creatures dig through the trash and make a mess, have… Read More…
What Are the Different Types of Wildlife Services?
We here at Palmetto Wildlife Extractors place an emphasis on assisting clients with wildlife issues. Our goal is to ensure that those we serve are safe and healthy. We utilize a three-step process. This involves the safe removal of the wildlife, cleansing the area, and the prevention of the wildlife from returning. We capture wildlife,… Read More…
How to Protect Yourself Against Feral or Stray Dogs
According to statistics, feral and stray dog attacks result in the deaths of anywhere from 30 to 50 people each year within the United States. Of these deaths, 64% directly involve adults, 28% are children, and 8% are infants. In terms of general dog bites – other than attacks – a whopping 4.5 million people… Read More…
How to Avoid Conflicts with Coyotes in the Carolinas
It is common to see and hear coyotes during their mating season – which runs from the Months of January through March. In the Months of September, October, and November, the coyote juveniles start leaving their family pack. Normally, coyotes have a natural fear of humans; however, it is not at all uncommon to observe… Read More…
How to Prevent Wildlife Conflicts with Humans in the Carolinas
Most of the wildlife species throughout both North and South Carolina are able to thrive around humans – without any conflicts arising. In most instances, interactions are relatively positive. However, it is possible for conflicts with wildlife to occur. The good news is, there are measures that may be taken to avoid negative interactions with… Read More…
Donate a Portion of Your Tax Refund to Support the Wildlife That’s Endangered in North Carolina
Earlier in January, the officials that are part of the Wildlife Resources Commission in the State of North Carolina have made a request to those filing a tax return for 2022 in the state to consider donating a bit of the refund to the Nongame and Endangered Wildlife Fund in North Carolina. All of the… Read More…
Remain Safe from Wildlife During Winter Hikes
A hike during the winter months is both refreshing and exciting. It is a means of enjoying the great outdoors, despite falling snow and temperature plummets. It is also a way to enjoy viewing wildlife that you may not – otherwise – get to observe during other periods of the year. This is both a… Read More…
3 Wildlife Predators in the Carolinas That May Become a Nuisance When Outdoor Temperatures Drop
The Carolinas are known for having several different types of predators. Generally speaking, most wildlife predators are less active when the outdoor temperatures drop. If the winter is mild, there are still some wildlife that will remain active and will continue to roam. Many types of wildlife will either hibernate or migrate during the winter… Read More…
The Native North Carolina Southern Bog Turtle May Be Placed on Endangered Species List Soon
The Southern Bog Turtle – which is native to the Western region of the State of North Carolina – is considered the absolute smallest of all turtles within North America. There are small populations of the creature in the surrounding states, as well. It is distinct from other turtles in that it has a yellow… Read More…