Armadillo Removal in Montgomery, AL.
Yard and flower beds torn up overnight? Armadillos are the usual suspect. Hog Gone Wildlife Control traps and removes them.
How to tell an armadillo moved in.
Armadillos work at night, digging shallow holes as they root for grubs and insects. If your yard looks fine at dusk and torn up by morning, here's what to look for.
Shallow holes and torn-up lawn or flower beds that appear overnight.
Burrows near foundations, slabs, sheds or driveways.
Damage that shows up at night — armadillos dig after dark.
Same yard hit again the next morning as they return to feed.
Why you shouldn't wait.
Armadillos come back to the same yard night after night, and their burrows can undermine slabs, patios and foundations. The sooner we trap and remove them, the less damage they do.
Call (334) 921-1257Trapping set along their paths and burrows.
We tailor a solution that best fits your needs. That means trapping set along the paths and burrows armadillos use, placed so we catch the one hitting your yard.
Trapping is not an overnight solution, and we follow Alabama wildlife regulations and handle any required permits. We'll give you a clear plan after a free inspection.
Denial of entry is the name of the game.
Once the armadillo is gone, we block the burrows near your structures so another one doesn't move right back in.
Armadillo removal across the River Region.
We trap armadillos and block burrows across the River Region.
Armadillo removal questions, answered.
Straight answers from a local family business.
Armadillos tearing up the yard? Let's get them gone.
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