Arkansas Wildlife Removal

Arkansas Wildlife Removal We provide affordable wildlife removal. We relocate most animals and repair the damage and mess they cause We trap and relocate most animals.

We handle many kinds of nuisance wildlife including Bat removal, Snake removal, Raccoon removal, Opossum removal, Squirrel removal, Skunk removal, Rat control, Armadillo removal, Beaver removal, Coyote control, ect. We also provide odor services and dead animal removal. We service the Greater Little Rock area but will travel farther for Bat removal or Attic restrorations. Call for a Free Inspection!

10/03/2026

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10/02/2026

You better call me!

10/02/2026

Discovery channels next videographer and narrator right here! I’ve always tried to raise my kids to not be scared of things. Especially when there really isn’t a good reason. Glad some of it is sticking but I wish more of it would. Proud of this girl either way.

2Timothy 1:7 tells us that God has not given us a spirit of fear but of power love and a sound mind.
We need to remind our kids and ourselves that sometimes.

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09/30/2026

It’s Wednesday! Let’s go to church people!

09/30/2026

I don’t always work hard but when I do it’s usually sketchy.

09/29/2026

It’s wild that these bats chirp at such a high pitch that the microphone can’t record it right.

Pretty cool.

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09/25/2026

Snapping turtles are cool. We used to catch them when we were kids and keep them in an old bathtub beside the well house at my granny’s house. We would feed them all kinds of stuff until we’d get bored of it then we’d turn it loose in hopes of catching it again. Good simple times.

09/21/2026

Well this is funky. Not sure how all the raccoon hair got in there.

09/20/2026

Armadillos are expanding into new parts of the Midwest, and they keep pushing farther north. Nine-banded armadillos have been moving north and east for more than a century, and they’re now established across Missouri, southern Iowa, parts of Kansas and Illinois, with sightings continuing to climb in Indiana.

Now researchers have documented one near the Indiana-Ohio line, suggesting their range may still be growing. Cold winters are still the biggest thing holding them back, but if the trend continues, armadillos could become a much more common sight across the Midwest.

— Stephen Ziegler
Outdoor writer | Rack Junkies Podcast

09/19/2026

If you go to do it, here is a fairly safe way to handle snapping turtles and keep your fingers.

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