Wildlife Trapping Professionals Apex, North Carolina

We are a professional animal removal company headquartered in Apex, and servicing all of Wake County, NC. We solve problems with wild critters in the home and around the property. We handle animals such as squirrels, raccoons, skunks, rats, mice, opossums, and even snakes, bats, and birds. We most commonly receive calls about scratching sounds in your attic, or digging in your lawn, or many other critter problems. We not only remove animals, but we provide a wide array of services, from animal damage repairs, preventative home repairs, attic cleaning, and more. We are fully licensed and insured in North Carolina, and we answer our phones 24/7. Call us now at 919-650-6075 for a free price quote and to schedule a same-day or next day appointment for animal removal.

Choose to work with the most trusted and accredited residential and commercial wildlife control company. We are helping people eliminate the threats of wildlife infestation using a highly effective and safe treatment solution. We provide innovative, reliable, and secured wildlife management services across the area and the nearby cities. With more than ten years of experience in the industry, we’ve managed to serve more than 10,000 customers who expressed their extreme satisfaction. All of our technicians are fully trained and licensed. They can complete an exclusion and removal strategy that can lead to a long-term result. You can be at peace, knowing that a money-back guarantee supports our services. The product that we use for the remediation and the trapping and removal also comes with a warranty. You will even realize that we are offering our services at a highly competitive price. Not only our services have been proven fast and efficient, but it is also meant to protect your pets and people inside your property. Don’t take our word for it; you can visit our review section where some of our customers have left some words about their experience after hiring our company. In our company, we will not be satisfied unless our customers are satisfied. Call us today and let us know how we can serve you better.

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The Most Common Snakes in North Carolina

If you are an outdoor enthusiast or a hiker, imagine how you will react to the presence of the snake. Will you be frightened and scream? Or perhaps you will attempt to kill the snake believing that it poses a threat on you. If you don’t know the proper way to react, there is a chance that you are exposing yourself to the dangers.



List of Common Snakes Found in North Carolina

According to the expert, it is recommended to stay away from the snake and give it enough room to escape. However, in case you need to determine what type of snake you are dealing with, we will discuss some of them in this article. Based on the recent report, there are about 38 snake’s species in NC and around 6 of them will be venomous.

Gray Rat Snake

The rat snake love to feed on lizards, rats, and mice. We will often encounter them on buildings and garages especially the juvenile snakes. Since they have a slight resemblance to the copperhead, they are often believed to be a venomous snake. This is quite a shame since the rat snake offers multitude of benefits such as reducing the population of the rodents. This snake may vary in terms of pattern and coloration contingent upon their age. The young snake will have light gray blotches but as they grow old the light grey will turn dark. It has an average length of around 105-185cm.

Brown Water Snake

The brown water snake is a large non-venomous snake that can grow at 32-64 inches. They have a bulging jaw and a flat head; therefore, some people will think that they are venomous. The eyes that are protruding above their head makes them look like a frog. This snake prefers to live close to bodies of water. They are shy and will often be seen basking on the limbs of the trees that overhangs on water. When the snake is disturbed, it will immediately drop on the water.

Corn Snake

The corn snake will differ in color, it may range from brown to orange shade. It will also have a reddish blotch that highlights a black border. However, there are instances that their checkered pattern will be white and yellow. They also share the same feature with copperhead that will prompt others to kill them. However, corn snakes are harmless. They are non-venomous, and they are not aggressive. They feed on lizards, rodents, frogs, and birds.

Eastern Coachwhip

This snake has a long and narrow body that grows at an average of 48-94 inches. They are known for moving quickly. Their usual habitat is found in wiregrass, oaks, pines, sandy flatwoods, and sandhills. Once this snake noticed the movement of other animal, it will quickly retreat to the vegetation or the nearest hiding ground. However, it will still bite if you pick it up.

You perhaps noticed how most of the snakes in North Carolina are non-venomous. They are essential in maintaining the balance of the ecosystem. Their presence is an indication of a healthy environment.


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