http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/toronto/backyard-brawl-in-toronto-wounds-raccoon/article2042864/
this fella would have been alot better off to call duncan wildlife control for a humane soulution to this wildlife conflict
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Hanover Ontario bat removal job.wmv
Duncan wildlife control works hard to make sure your building is bat free , here in this short vid , we show the why and how's of bat entry and why a general contractor is not your best bet when it comes to bat proofing your building or home , it takes lots of attention to detail when it comes to keeping bats out , give Duncan wildlife control a call today to provide an inspection or bat removal in Ontario, you can also check us out on the web at http://www.duncanwildlifecontrol.com/
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
CBC.ca | Ontario Today | Coyote Bounty - phone in
CBC.ca Ontario Today Coyote Bounty - phone in
The debate over the future of coyote control continues here in Ontario , with a provincial mp leading the charge to enact a province wide bounty program and the debate in weather it will be effective , my thoughts as a professional wildlife control operator on this program is that we may be pouring money in a pit without proper results because it's been proven that without removing 70 % of the coyote population overall control cannot be achieved and i see too much area here in Ontario that access is limited in which breeding populations of coyotes will not be removed .
I fully understand and support predator management and know it's benefits and also it's limitations to controlling livestock predation and i feel money spent on this project could be better allocated to producers to hire pros's to remove coyotes killing livestock and also to provide general population control during lambing and calving times
The debate over the future of coyote control continues here in Ontario , with a provincial mp leading the charge to enact a province wide bounty program and the debate in weather it will be effective , my thoughts as a professional wildlife control operator on this program is that we may be pouring money in a pit without proper results because it's been proven that without removing 70 % of the coyote population overall control cannot be achieved and i see too much area here in Ontario that access is limited in which breeding populations of coyotes will not be removed .
I fully understand and support predator management and know it's benefits and also it's limitations to controlling livestock predation and i feel money spent on this project could be better allocated to producers to hire pros's to remove coyotes killing livestock and also to provide general population control during lambing and calving times
Friday, January 28, 2011
coyote attacks
How long before a child is killed by attacking coyote's in this province , the learn to live with them idea just does not work in many cases
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