Wildlife Safety Tips for Homeowners

Supporting Our Community: Wild Trappers Sponsors sCAREcrows For Kids!

By Wild Trappers | 10/20/2025

At Wild Trappers, we’re proud to be more than a local wildlife control company — we’re an active part of our Cherokee County community. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce our sponsorship of The Children’s Haven’s annual sCAREcrows For Kids event! This fun, family-friendly competition brings together local businesses, organizations, and families to raise funds…

Cold Weather is Coming — Don’t Let Wildlife Make Your Home Theirs!

By Wild Trappers | 09/20/2025

As temperatures drop across Woodstock, Georgia and the surrounding Cherokee County area, local wildlife begins preparing for winter — and your warm home might look like the perfect place to nest. At Wild Trappers, we’re already seeing an increase in calls for wildlife removal in Woodstock GA as animals seek shelter from the cold. If…

closeup shot of flying squirrel

Expert Grey & Flying Squirrel Removal in Cherokee, Cobb & Fulton Counties 🐿️

By Wild Trappers | 07/22/2025

Are you dealing with grey squirrel removal in Cherokee County, hearing scratching in your attic in Cobb, or suspect flying squirrels in Fulton County? At Wild Trappers, we specialize in humane wildlife removal and exclusion services for grey squirrels and flying squirrels across North Georgia. We serve Woodstock and Canton (Cherokee), Marietta and Smyrna (Cobb),…

This opossum was tired of living in an attic and was excited to be relocated nearby.

Top Wildlife Removal Tips for North Metro Atlanta Homeowners (2025 Guide)

By Wild Trappers | 06/24/2025

If you’re dealing with unwanted animals in your attic, basement, or backyard, you’re not alone. North Metro Atlanta is a hotspot for wildlife issues year-round—from raccoons and squirrels to snakes and bats. At Wild Trappers, we specialize in humane, effective, and fast wildlife removal services tailored to our local Georgia communities. In this guide, we’ll…

Critters Scurrying Around in the Recesses of a Home

Do You Have Critters Scurrying Around in the Recesses of Your Home?

By Wild Trappers | 06/03/2025

If you’re a Georgia homeowner, it’s probably safe to say that you don’t even want to consider the possibility that rodents or other critters might be crawling about or living in the recesses of your house. But oddly enough, just as your home serves as a safe haven for you and your family, it can…

closeup shot of Critter in a cage

Protect Your North Metro Atlanta Home From Wildlife

By Wild Trappers | 05/26/2025

North Metro Atlanta’s neighbourhoods are known for their beauty and natural spaces, but that comes with frequent wildlife encounters for many homeowners. Wild Trappers provides highly specialized wildlife management throughout the region, combining humane animal removal with tailored exclusion strategies and advanced home protection. This guide shares key insights, current trends, and professional practices that…

A close-up of a small bat being held with gloved hands.

Protect Your Home from Bat Infestations this Spring with Wild Trappers in Woodstock, GA 

By Wild Trappers | 05/03/2025

As the weather warms up and we head into the spring season, it’s important to start thinking about the types of wildlife that may be looking to nest in your home. Bats are one such creature that may roost in your attic or other secluded areas of your home, and it’s important to take steps to prevent…

a man with a hat holding a Critter

Wild Trappers: Your First Call for Animal Trapping, Removal, and Related Services

By Wild Trappers | 11/03/2024

As a Georgia homeowner, it’s understandable that you want to take care of your property and keep it free from unwanted pests, animals, and other nuisance wildlife. However, when it comes to removing these critters, it’s essential to hire a reputable and trustworthy local professional who not only humanely traps and removes the animal, but…

Close-up of a brown rat on a light surface.

Are Rodents to Blame for Your Electrical Issues?

By Wild Trappers | 06/03/2024

It’s well-documented that certain rodents are hazardous to our health and well-being. Known to spread dozens of diseases such as plague, salmonellosis, leptospirosis, and tularemia, rats and mice can infect people and pets through direct contact and contact with their urine, feces, saliva or hair. But did you also know that rodents can pose a…