Beaver Removal in Montgomery, AL.
Beavers flooding your pond, yard or road? Hog Gone Wildlife Control traps problem beavers and helps solve dam and culvert problems across the River Region. Inspections are free.
How to tell beavers are on your property.
Beavers work at night and you may never see one. Here's what to look for around your pond, creek or land.
Rising water in ponds, creeks, ditches or pastures.
Mud-and-stick dams built across waterways.
Blocked culverts and drainage pipes.
Trees chewed to a pointed stump or knocked down.
Flooded yards, driveways or roads.
Why you shouldn't wait.
Beavers keep building. Flooding can kill trees, wash out driveways and pond banks, and flood roads and pastures. The sooner we start, the less damage to your land.
Call (334) 921-1257Trapping tailored to your property.
Removing a beaver from a fishing pond takes a different method than trapping squirrels. We tailor a solution that best fits your needs and your land.
Trapping is not an overnight solution. A trapping session may last up to two weeks so we can catch every beaver causing the problem. We follow Alabama wildlife regulations and handle any required permits.
Denial of entry is the name of the game.
Tearing out a dam without removing the beavers usually means they rebuild it fast. So we remove the beavers first, then help with dam and culvert problems and advise on protecting trees and pond banks.
Remove the beavers first, before touching the dam.
Help with dam and culvert problems once the beavers are gone.
Advise on protecting trees and pond banks from future damage.
Ponds, creeks, farms and subdivisions near water.
We handle beaver problems on private ponds, farms, hunting land and subdivisions across the River Region.
Beaver removal questions, answered.
Straight answers from a local family business.
Beavers flooding your property? Let's get them gone.
Call or text us now, or send the form and John Mark will get back to you. Free inspections, no obligation.
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