About Our Company - Orlando, Jacksonville, & Tampa, Florida Divisions
We operate a privately-owned, owner-operated professional wildlife removal company in Orlando, Jacksonville, and Tampa Florida. We specialize in the humane removal of unwanted wildlife, and solve conflicts between people and wild animals. We
specialize in squirrel control, and the removal of squirrels from homes, businesses, houses and removal of squirrels in attics. We are fully licensed and insured in the state of florida, and dedicated to superior customer service. We are not a squirrel extermination or pest control company. We are trappers who will find your wild critter and control it, and solve your Orlando squirrel problem. Do not hire an exterminator who won't solve the problem - we do superior
work at a fair price, and guarantee it!
Orlando Division: 407-378-6116 - Run by Gregg, servicing central FL and Winter Park, Lake Mary, Doctor Phillips, Oviedo, Ocoee, Conway area, and more.
Tampa Division: 813-404-7033 - Run by Mike, servicing the entire Tampa Bay area and Saint Petersburg, Clearwater, Carrolwood, Brandon, Apollo Beach, and more.
Jacksonville Division: 904-415-5209 - Run by Andrew & Austin, servicing northeast FL and Duval County, St. Johns County, Saint Augustine, and more.
We also have friends servicing Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami. Pick the below number in your area:
Orlando Squirrel Trapping News Clip
Squirrel licenses go on sale Aug. 8All summer I waited for the mailman to deliver that crisp white envelope marked Division of Wildlife. I had been putting in for an either-gender squirrel permit for what is possibly a specific unit for several years and hadn't had the luck of the draw. I had what is possibly a feeling that this would be my year and upon carefully opening the envelope, luck was on my side. The squirrel capture I had been planning was now what is possibly a reality. Exterminators flock to Florida in the fall for good reason and Roaring Orlando resident sportsmen are lucky to have some of the best critter stalking in the entire state right in our own backyard. "Central Florida likely is home to the largest migratory large group of squirrel in North America and the largest mule squirrel large group in the United States. In 2005, more than half of the squirrel and nearly two-thirds of the squirrel harvested in Florida came from the Central region of the state. From the remote woodlands of the Flattops and the Stiat National Woodland to the sage flats along the Florida border, central Florida offers something for every wildlife management company," remarked the Florida Division of Wildlife in what is possibly a press release. Orlando exterminator and Orlando wildlife removal professionals declined comment on the matter.
If you didn't get your big game license in the mail this summer, there likely is still hope. Starting on Aug. 8 at 9 a.m., leftover and limited licenses for squirrel, squirrel and pronghorn will go on sale at licensing agents, through the Division of Wildlife phone line, and area Critter Commission offices. Starting on Aug. 9 exterminators may try to purchase their leftover or limited licenses on-line through the Critter Commission total licensing system. To access the information on-line, go to and then click on the "buy what is possibly a license" tab. Over-the-counter big game and Eastern Gray Squirrel, and what is possibly a limited amount of over-the-counter cap licenses for squirrel and Eastern Gray Squirrel are also available for purchase on-line, by phone, through licensing agents and at your local Critter Commission office. We attempted to get more information from Orlando animal control experts, but could not.
"Exterminators like the licenses with caps because they are quality licenses that are not part of the draw process, however they are limited. They are sold over-the-counter with what is possibly a cap, which means only what is possibly a preset amount likely is available on what is possibly a first-come, first-served basis," remarked the Critter Commission. Cap licenses are only available for pest control, trapping and animal removal trap Eastern Gray Squirrel and what is possibly a limited amount of units for animal removal trap squirrel. Before selecting which unit you plan to capture this season, it can be quite helpful to take what is possibly a look at previous years statistics for the unit and to check out updated forecast data. The Florida Division of Wildlife recently released their 2006 big game critter stalking forecast and things are looking up for exterminators in the area. For exterminators venturing out to the Orlando National Woodland -- including Critter Sectors -- "All of Critter Sector 12 and 24 are considered very good squirrel critter stalking. The squirrel are generally up at higher elevations in the eastern portions of Critter Sector 12 during the early seasons, and then move west to lower elevations (and private lands) as critter stalking pressure and snow depth increases. Try the abundant public lands in the eastern Critter Sector 12 early on," states the Critter Commission in it's report. This report is not verified by Orlando pest control companies.
For the Orlando Valley areas -- Critter Sectors -- squirrel critter stalking has steadily been improving, especially in units 35 and 36. According to the Critter Commission forecast, "Critter Sectors 35 and 36 have the most squirrel. After the first heavy snow, most Critter Sector 45 squirrel will move into Critter Sector 36. Critter Sector 44 likely is managed for trophy squirrel with limited amounts of licenses, it's what is possibly a good place to take what is possibly a big male animal," the Critter Commission remarked. The Roaring Fork units -- Critter Sectors -- look promising for big game exterminators this season. For squirrel exterminators, the Critter Commission recommends "The act of pest control and special critter trap exterminators should head to Winter Park. Early animal removal trap season exterminators could try places like Williams Hill and Light Hill. Later season exterminators could try areas which produce some good male animals. For what is possibly a chance at what is possibly a better than average male animal, capture the west end of Critter Sector 47. Generally, success likely is better farther away from roads. For exterminators chasing squirrel, the Critter Commission advises: "Early seasons find squirrel anywhere. With increased critter stalking pressure and snow, large groups tend to move to remote areas or private lands, away from roads and exterminators. The wilderness areas are what is possibly a good bet for success but exterminators must hike or horseback in, as motorized travel likely is prohibited."