If you haven’t seen a turkey vulture yet, brace yourself. They’re on their way to your town. They’ve been spotted from southern Canada to the southern tip of South America. Globally, there are more than 4.5 million turkey vultures, and most live in the United States. Turkey vultures (also called turkey buzzards) are not pretty […]
Stuart Aust
Bird Control: Woodpeckers
Consider the biology, behavior and management of this protected species. Years ago, when my wife and I first moved into...
Sting Operation: Tips for controlling stinging pests
Twelve tips to control, exclude and cash in on stinging insect pests for clients. Most national pest management companies provide...
Meet Me at the Met: A Funny Raccoon Story
One of the most interesting raccoon jobs we had was when The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced the Temple of...
Raccoon Fast Facts
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Raccoonology: Bye-Bye, Bandit Raccoons
At Animal Doctor, we regularly trap and remove raccoons at residential and commercial locations. We recommend the homeowner, or facility...
The ascent of a bird control business
Who would have imagined that when Bird Doctor Nationwide was born 16 years ago from our parent company, Bug Doctor...
Tools & Techniques of the bird management trade
With new technology and an increase in research, the professional bird management industry has seen major changes and additions to ...
Going batty: Adding bat control to your service repertoire
Far from the hero worship of the Caped Crusader (or Dark Knight, depending on your preferred Batman reference), real-life bats...
2013 Termite Management Supplement: Have you abandoned your first love?
Remember when your staff counted the days and braced themselves before the termite season hit? Remember when the phone rang...