How To Get Rid Of Bobcats

How Do I Get Rid of Bobcats in Louisiana?

Bobcats are elusive and nocturnal, so humans rarely spot them. Although they are seldom seen, they roam throughout much of North Louisiana and adapt well to such diverse habitats as forests, swamps, and even suburban areas. They have been known to feed on small animals like birds, squirrels, rodents, and even pets. Because they sometimes kill chickens, domestic turkeys, or livestock. Many ranchers and farmers regard them as destructive pests.

Bobcats can become a nuisance that has to be controlled. Its screams in the night can frighten youngsters. If rabid, it can pose a serious threat to humans. Deprived of natural prey, it may turn to livestock and pets for food.

Attacks by bobcats on humans are rare. Normally if a bobcat approaches a human or seems aggressive towards you it is most likely sick or rabid. If a bobcat tries to attack you do whatever you can to defend yourself. If attacked, seek medical care promptly. If the bobcat is killed during the attack, make sure you have authorities examine the carcass of the bobcat for rabies or other diseases.

It’s inevitable that with housing expanding continuously into wildlife habitats that there will be problems with bobcats in some yards or homes. We come in and carefully remove the bobcat from your location to prevent any unsafe conditions, re-introduction of the species, or the spread of diseases.

Bobcats are usually classified as a nuisance species due to their habit of attacking small pets. The most common reasons for looking at a bobcat removal and control service include the following:
Bobcats have a tendency to cause problems for homeowners who have domestic pets living outside their home.
most bobcats won’t attack humans, they will attack small animals.
Bobcats can cause most trouble in rural areas with attacks on poultry, ducks or small pets kept outdoors.

Trapper J does offer live bobcat trapping and relocation services. Bobcats are opportunistic predators, feeding on poultry, sheep, goats, house cats, small dogs, exotic birds and game animals, and, rarely, calves. Bobcats can easily kill domestic and wild turkeys, usually by climbing into their night roosts. In some areas, bobcats can prevent the successful introduction and establishment of wild turkeys or can deplete existing populations.

It’s inevitable that with housing expanding continuously into wildlife habitats that there will be problems with bobcats in some yards or homes. We come in and carefully remove the bobcat from your location to prevent any unsafe conditions, re-introduction of the species, or the spread of diseases. For more infromation on bobcats Please Click Here

As with their main competitor and sometimes nemesis, the coyote, they are quite capable of living adjacent to human habitation. When bobcat damage occurs it is best to contact a professional like Trapper J to help get rid of your bobcat problem. We offer bobcat removal and bobcat control services to prevent future bobcat issues. For more information on bobcats removal and to learn how to get rid of bobcats please call Jerry at(318)439-0202.

Where Do We Provide Bobcat Removal Service?

Trapper J, a North Louisiana Nuisance Wildlife Animal Removal specialist is the most professional and humane bobcat removal and control service available in Monroe, West Monroe, Ruston, Bastrop, Alexandria, and Pineville in the North and Central Louisiana area.

Primarily serving the North and Central Louisiana Parishes of Allen, Beauregard, Bienville, Catahoula, Concordia, Caldwell, Claiborne, East Carroll, Franklin, Grant, Jackson, La Salle, Lincoln, Madison, Morehouse, Natchitoches, Ouachita, Rapides, Richland, Sabine, Tensas, Union, Vernon, West Carroll, Winn and surrounding communities.

We also provide bobcat removal service the North and Central louisiana cities and towns of Alexandria, Arcadia, Bastrop, Colfax, Columbia, Oakdale, Farmerville, Harrisonburg, Homer, Jena, Jonesboro, Kinder, Lake Providence, De Ridder, Oak Grove, Oberlin, Marksville, Monroe, Natchitoches, Rayville, Ruston, Saint Joseph, Tallulah, Vidalia, West Monroe, Winnfield, Winnsboro.