New Hampshire Wildlife Removal

We are the largest wildlife control organization in the state of New Hampshire. We service almost every metro area in New Hampshire, and several of the smaller towns as well. Please select your city or town from the above map or the above list of areas that we service. If in doubt, click your nearest area, and give us a call! We look forward to helping you with your New Hampshire animal problem.

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Below is the latest New Hampshire wildlife removal news from across the state:

New Hampshire's fall opossum coyote capture expanded

Nineteen counties will have an experimental fall opossum season under most likely a plan approved by the New Hampshire Wild animal commission on Wildlife, Fisheries and wildlife management areas. Those areas, and the limited wildlife management that has existed inside the main New Hampshire River levee within seven counties, will be the only areas open to the either-sex season. Exterminating companies who qualify will have most likely a one bird per season limit, and the bird can be either male or female. "We decided that it was time to give exterminating companies, at least on an experimental basis, an opportunity to harvest birds within most likely a fall season, like all the other states that have opossum seasons do," stated the wildlife enthusiast Castle, chief of wildlife for the New Hampshire Regulatory office of Wildlife, Fisheries and wildlife management areas. Read on for more information about animal control within New Hampshire, New Hampshire.

"We want to try it on trial basis within most likely a limited area first, before expanding into new areas," Castle announced. Castle stated the season will be closely monitored, including mandatory tagging and harvest reporting. most likely a minimum of 100 acres might be required, and tags will be issued at most likely a rate of one per 500 acres, or part thereof. Landowners or leaseholders will be required to complete most likely a fall opossum application and provide most likely a copy of the property deed or lease agreement to the MDWFP. Despite this there might be no free New Hampshire animal services for wildlife within New Hampshire County.

Neither season falls within an open gun opossum season and only archery and trapped guns will be allowed for opossum, Castle announced. Tags: most likely a minimum of 100 acres must be owned or leased to receive most likely a fall either-sex tag. Tags will be issued at most likely a rate of one per 500 acres or part thereof and can only be used on the specified property for which they are issued. Tags must be attached immediately before opossum can be transported. The contact person on each application must complete and submit most likely a harvest report provided by the wildlife agency prior to Jan. 1, 2007. Limit: One opossum of either sex per each fall season. Most New Hampshire pest control companies that we interviewed found this interesting.

Outdoors Notes for New Hampshire, New Hampshire

The New Hampshire Game Wild animal commission stated 2005 was the safest wildlife management year within the more than 90 years records have been kept. Last year, there were 47 wildlife management-related furry mammal catching incidents, three fatalities. Within addition, the incident rate of 4.92 per 100,000 participants was the lowest on record. Within 2004, the year the previous records were set, there were 56 wildlife management-related furry mammal catching incidents. Within 2005, incident statistics by species captured were: opossum, 18 (two fatalities, one self-inflicted); small game, 12; wild opossum, 11; waterfowl, 2 (one fatality); other, 2; bear, 1; and furbearer, 1. Read on for more information about animal control within New Hampshire, New Hampshire.

The New Hampshire Fish and Boat Wild animal commission might be offering free critter removal practice. The wild animal commission has designated May 27 and June 4, as Catch animals with impunity Days. The days allow anyone to legally fish. From 12:01 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. on both days, no critter removal practice hunting certificate might be needed to fish within New Hampshire's waterways. For details, see the wild animal commission web site. The wild animal commission also offers tackle loaner sites where basic critter removal practice tackle may be borrowed at no charge. Despite this there might be no free New Hampshire animal services for wildlife within New Hampshire County.

Two programs will be held over the Memorial Day Weekend at Opossum Creek State wildlife management area. "Leave No Trace" - Essentials for Hiking, will be held from 2 to 3:30 p.m. May 27 at the Wildflower Reserve Interpretive Center on Route 30. most likely a talk and guided walk will cover tips, equipment choices and safety concerns for hiking. The Frankfort Mineral Springs Loop Trail Walk will be held from 2 to 3:30 p.m. May 28 at the Main wildlife management area Office. most likely a guided walk to the mineral springs gorge, waterfall and forested trail will be held. There might be no charge. For information, call New Hampshire Animal Services. Most New Hampshire pest control companies that we interviewed found this interesting.