Rat Trapping Areas

Welcome to Southern Wildlife Management’s website created specifically for the portion of our business targeted towards rat trapping & rat control. We are a family owned & operated business and take our business to heart. We are fully licensed & insured. We will earn your business!

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Southern Wildlife Management Team Photos

possum trapping dawsonville — Verron checking the health of a juvenile possum

baby possumm removal — Rick babysitting baby possums thatare being fed while rehabbed

rick musk rat trapping — Rick with a muskrat

rick with a baby fox kit — Rick with a baby fox kit from a trapping job

chad snake removal in Johns Creek — Chad with a snake we removed

verron-baby-fox-kit — Verron dealing with a baby fox kit being rehabbed

Bruce takinig a baby deer fawn to a rehabber specific to deer

cumming beaver trapping — Bruce holding beaver removed from Cumming

Why Pick US –

We answer all calls 24/7

We check traps DAILY

We are HEAVILY INSURED

Our prices are Reasonable

Customer Service is our #1 priority

We will explain everything

Animals are ALWAYS treated humanely

Family Owned and Operated

No Hidden Charges

...WHO else does all of that?

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This is a rat trapping job that we are currently on. These rats are alive they huddle up for security although they have tons of room in this cage. Anything we catch in a cage trap that is legally allowed to be released - we release them. Like it, hate it, it doesn’t matter. It is our choice and that is what our company does. It takes extra time & effort to do it this way but we feel it is our obligation.

I regret sharing the original post bringing humor into it, there is always people that go to the extreme.

We are wildlife trappers licensed by the DNR and one of the only companies we know of that is also licensed rehabbers.

We have trapped over 60 rats in two days on this job. The post was supposed to bring to light how the population can explode. But instead it brought out the people who think we are barbaric for trapping the rats and at the same time the people who think we are disgusting for releasing the rats into the wild, far away from people.

It seems like I cannot please anyone these days. The only posts I try to share are interesting and cute pictures with high hopes of taking some of the fear and terror out of people when dealing with wildlife.

It is days like this that make me want to stop all social media posts. However our customers love us and they enjoy following us so I will continue doing what I do. ... See MoreSee Less

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Your posts are great and some are informative. Glad the rats are out of the house and in the wild. Sure the snakes, hawks and other predator animals will be happy.

Good job guys! Screw the haters and whiners.

If people realized how much disease these rats carry, they may think again. Your doing a great job and as for these cry baby’s, they will cry over something else regardless. Your doing a great job. Keep it up.

You’re more than welcome to come trap mine it’s out of control

Sorry that there are SO many mean and uninformed people.We love all your posts-we appreciate the humour-please,please don’t change a thing!Feel free to block the crazies!!!

As long as you are doing the right thing it doesn’t matter what people say. Humans today are emotionally out of control!

You’re doing the home owner a favor taking care of it because the rats will attract the snakes!

I can’t even imagine any one location having this many to catch in the first place. Thank you for being humane to these creatures and keep doing what your doing!

Keep on doing what you are doing! Try to ignore negative and ignorant people. Kudos to you and what you do!

The wildlife that survive on rats thank you sir. Owls, hawks, eagles, foxes, lynx and other small predators need to eat too!

These look like mice, how can the average person tell the difference? I thought rats were much larger. So interesting. Thanks for posting. Keep up the good work!!

It's interesting and I usually learn something from them. I'm glad that you have rules on what you do with the animals you catch. We need to have faith that you will do what is right.

It’s funny how people express their negativity towards something you choose to do. I have to wonder what it is that they do? Would they appreciate negative comments , ignorant rants against them ? 🤔 A majority of us appreciate your posts and everything you do .😊

All creatures have a purpose in life. Like them or not, they were put here for a reason. Thank you for what you do and your humane treatment of all forms of life.

Rats are awesome and misunderstood! You guys are doing great work. I love your posts. And also, I missed it. How many rats were in the cage?

Thank you! I will call you if I ever have the need.

Can’t please anyone these days. So there’s 30 in that cage then? Lol. I was close with 21! Lol.

I love your posts. Thanks for your efforts to relocate these animals.

So cute

I love seeing your guys work and posts! Very interesting and wild stuff! Cant please everyone, there will always be a cry baby on either side of the fence!

I love your posts, just FYI. ❤️❤️❤️

There's people like that on almost every post I read.

Love your posts. Keep up the good work!

I, for one, appreciate the work you do

Sorry yall are suffering for your choices.

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With the cold weather moving in, let me introduce the culprit making the noises that you are about to hear.

"New potential customers" meet the "Flying Squirrel". We cage trap them and relocate them unharmed. Flying squirrels do better if held by our rehabber and then release the entire colony together.... far, far away.

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So cute but know how destructive they can be 😳

It’s my understanding that it’s against the law in Georgia for licensed ‘pest’ control companies to release live animals. Is this correct?

The amount of noise these tiny guys can make is crazy. When you showed me the guys that sounded like they were bowling in my attic every night at 3 am, I was amazed! 😂

Adorable. ☺️

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Awww, he sounds upset.....I didn't know they were vocal. So glad you guys rehome and don't exterminate!!

We can help prevent and control the insects that are coming in to over-winter. Call us!

We are a family business who takes pride in being thorough, offering affordable prices and only use the pesticides necessary to eliminate the target species before they enter your home.

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