Florida Beaver Trapper

We use humane live traps built by Kirk Dekalb, Advanced Traps of Moultrie Georgia. We have traps for armadillo, otter, beaver, fox, large dogs, raccoon’s, skunks, opossums and squirrels. Some trapping by permit and under  supervision of Florida Wildlife Commission Officials.

We also trap snakes, pocket gophers and moles. We will be investing in Advanced Traps newest design of Live Coyote Traps this Winter.

Suwannee River Beaver Trapper

Santa Fee River Beaver Trapper

Ichnetucknee River Beaver Trapper

We specialize in professional wild animal removal of all nuisance wildlife species including armadillo, bats, birds, beaver, bobcats, capybara, critters, coyote, fox, gophers, moles, muskrat, nutria, otter, raccoon’s, skunks, squirrels, snakes and varmints.

Beaver are North America’s largest rodent and cause millions of dollars each year in damage to farms, agricultural property, homes and business. Do you have beavers affecting your home, farm business, or exterior property ? We offer professional help with beavers. We are professional beaver trappers and wildlife removal specialists.

One of our primary lines of work is to remove beavers from locations where they may cause damage. Beavers that build dams that threaten to wash out roads and bridges, or that contaminate the water supply. We use the most current methods of beaver trapping, cleanup, and block out techniques.

What is a Capybara? Why is the Capybara Here.

Capybara are not natives of North America and were not reported present when the Spaniards discovered Florida.

Today. It is well known that the Capybara now reside in San Felasco Hammock Preserve State Park I am just starting to wonder why no effort has taken place to eradicate this animal before it gets out of control like Florida’s out of control half million feral hog problem. The Capybara resemble a huge 100 pound guinea pig .  Capybara were introduced into  Florida’s landscapes by hurricanes causing damage to zoos, tourist attraction centers all across the state. 

The cabybara and the jaguarandi are both immigrants of South America and have been reported in Sante Fe, Ichnetucknee , and  Suwannee River and have been observed by FWC, USDA WS, Fishermen, Hunters and trappers all along the wetlands near San Felasco Hammock Preserve State Park, Ichnetucknee State park, Oleno State Park.

Capybara
72 lbs
Female
Santa Fe River
Fort White, FL
Columbia County
Three Rivers Estates
Epperson Private Property
Coordinates: 29.916985, -82.771787
Collector: Buck Albert

For more info visit http://gainesvillewildlifecontrol.com/gainesville-alachua-high-springs-branford-can-you-say-capybara/

Ichnetucknee River Nutria Trapper

The nutria will eat and destroy everything in their path and failure to remove these non native critters will end up in total destruction of unprotected forests , swamps and woodlands.  This pesky little rodent is like a beaver but not as sophisticated since they do not build dams and could care less where they live and always on the move .

Nutria are not native to the United States, they are a pest, that’s why they are being shot rather than moved. Nutria are a foreign species that is destroying the natural habitat of our native species.

Santa Fe RiverRiver Nutria  Trapper

Suwannee River Nutria Trapper