ACES Wildlife Solutions

ACES Wildlife Solutions Humane wildlife control and exclusion services for the middle TN area

🌳🐿️ WILDLIFE WEDNESDAY TRIVIA! 🐿️🌳We’ve been talking about the “Wildlife Super Highway” around your home this week…so le...
09/02/2026

🌳🐿️ WILDLIFE WEDNESDAY TRIVIA! 🐿️🌳

We’ve been talking about the “Wildlife Super Highway” around your home this week…so let’s see who’s been paying attention! 👀

Which of these can wildlife use as a travel route to access different areas around your home?

A. 🌳 Overhanging tree branches
B. 🚧 Fence lines & decks
C. 🏠 Rooflines & connected structures
D. 🐿️ ALL OF THE ABOVE

Drop your answer in the comments BEFORE you peek! 👇

And remember…while you may see a perfectly normal backyard, a squirrel might be looking at it thinking:

“Sweet. No traffic.” 😂💨

We’ll reveal the answer later!

🎰 Don’t gamble with wildlife — let ACES give you a hand!

🌳🚧 TUESDAY TIPS WITH JIMMY & DRAKE! 🏠🐿️Yesterday we talked about the Wildlife Highway around your home…Today, Jimmy & Dr...
09/01/2026

🌳🚧 TUESDAY TIPS WITH JIMMY & DRAKE! 🏠🐿️

Yesterday we talked about the Wildlife Highway around your home…

Today, Jimmy & Drake are here with a few tips for causing some TRAFFIC DELAYS. 😂🚫

🌳 Trim those branches!
Keep tree limbs from hanging directly over or touching your roof whenever safely possible. A convenient branch can make getting onto your home a whole lot easier for a talented climber.

🏡 Check your roofline!
Take a look at soffits, fascia, vents and roof edges for loose or damaged areas. Getting onto the roof is one thing — finding an easy opening is what can turn a visitor into a tenant.

🚧 Don't forget fences & nearby structures!
Fences, sheds, decks and other structures can become part of the route wildlife uses to navigate your property.

🌿 Keep vegetation under control!
Thick vines, shrubs and vegetation against the house can provide cover and additional climbing opportunities.

👀 Look at your house like a critter would!
Instead of only looking for holes at ground level, look UP. Ask yourself:

“If I could climb like a squirrel or raccoon…how would I get onto this house?”

You might be surprised by what you notice!

And if your wildlife highway already seems to have a little too much traffic…

☎️ Call ACES.

Jimmy & Drake know a thing or two about finding those sneaky routes. 😉

🎰 Don't gamble with wildlife — let ACES give you a hand!

🌳🐿️ MORE YA KNOW MONDAY! 🦝🏠That tree branch might be a WILDLIFE HIGHWAY! 🚧When you look at an overhanging tree branch, f...
08/31/2026

🌳🐿️ MORE YA KNOW MONDAY! 🦝🏠

That tree branch might be a WILDLIFE HIGHWAY! 🚧

When you look at an overhanging tree branch, fence line or roof edge, you probably just see part of your yard.

Wildlife may see an entire transportation system. 😂

🐿️ Squirrels are excellent climbers and can use nearby trees and branches to reach roofs, gutters and other elevated areas.

🦝 Raccoons are surprisingly talented climbers and may use trees, fences, decks and other structures to navigate around a property.

🐭 Small critters can take advantage of connected structures, vegetation and tiny access points to get places you'd never expect.

And once they're on the roof? Gutters, rooflines, soffits, vents and other vulnerable areas are suddenly within reach.

Think of it like a wildlife interstate:

🌳 Tree branch = entrance ramp
🏠 Roofline = highway
🕳️ Vulnerable opening = EXIT HERE: FREE ROOM & BOARD

😂

Keeping branches trimmed away from your roof and paying attention to the "travel routes" around your home can help make your property a little less convenient for unwanted visitors.

And remember — sometimes the best way to figure out how they're getting in is to first figure out how they're getting THERE. 👀

🎰 Don't gamble with wildlife — let ACES give you a hand!

🦡 WILDLIFE WEDNESDAY TRIVIA! 🦡We all know opossums have a reputation for “playing dead”… but here’s the question:When an...
08/26/2026

🦡 WILDLIFE WEDNESDAY TRIVIA! 🦡

We all know opossums have a reputation for “playing dead”… but here’s the question:

When an opossum plays dead, how much control does it actually have over it? 🤔

A. Total control — it’s all an act! 🎭
B. It can choose when to start, but not when to wake up
C. Almost none — it’s an involuntary response to extreme fear
D. Only baby opossums play dead

👇 Drop your guess in the comments before checking the answer!

And no Googling… we’re watching you. 👀😂

🎰 ACES Wildlife Solutions
Don’t gamble with wildlife—let us give you a hand!

🪤 TUESDAY TIPS WITH JIMMY & DRAKE! 🦝Today’s Tip: Don’t Mess With the Trap!So, you’ve hired a wildlife professional, they...
08/25/2026

🪤 TUESDAY TIPS WITH JIMMY & DRAKE! 🦝

Today’s Tip: Don’t Mess With the Trap!

So, you’ve hired a wildlife professional, they’ve placed traps around your property…and now you’re wondering, “Why in the world did they put THAT there?” 😂

Trust us—there’s usually a reason!

Professional trap placement is based on things like the animal’s travel patterns, entry points, available cover, food sources, and good old-fashioned wildlife behavior. Moving a trap even a few feet can sometimes mean the difference between success and an animal walking right past it.

So once your traps are set:

🪤 Don’t move or reposition them. Even if another spot looks better to you, give your technician a call first.

🍕 Don’t add your own bait or food. More bait doesn’t necessarily mean better results and can actually attract other animals we aren’t trying to catch.

🐕 Keep pets and children away. Give traps plenty of space and never allow anyone to poke, shake, open, or play around them.

🦝 If something is caught, DON’T try to release it yourself! A frightened wild animal can be extremely unpredictable. Call your wildlife professional and let them handle it safely.

📞 And if something doesn’t look right—CALL US!
Trap knocked over? Bait missing? Something caught? Trap sitting empty and you’re curious? We’d much rather you give us a call than try to adjust it yourself.

Jimmy & Drake’s rule of thumb:
👉 If we put it there, there’s probably a reason it’s there!

Humane trapping works best when homeowners and wildlife professionals work together—and sometimes the best thing you can do is simply leave the trap alone and let it do its job.

🎰 Don’t gamble with wildlife—let ACES give you a hand!

08/24/2026

🦝 THE MORE YA KNOW MONDAY! 🦝
Let’s Talk Humane Wildlife Trapping!

When you hear that a wildlife company is setting traps, it can sound a little scary—but professional wildlife trapping isn’t about hurting animals. Humane trapping is about safely resolving a conflict while treating the animal with respect.

At ACES Wildlife Solutions, humane wildlife control means:

🪤 Using species-appropriate equipment. Different animals require different traps, techniques, and placement. There’s no “one trap fits all” approach.

👀 Being mindful of the animal’s welfare. Proper trap placement and monitoring help minimize unnecessary stress and reduce the chance of injury.

🦝 Knowing WHAT you’re trapping. A professional should understand the species, its behavior, and what time of year it is—especially when babies may be involved. Removing a mother without realizing young are present can create an entirely new problem inside your home!

🏠 Finding the reason the animal is there. Trapping alone usually isn’t the whole solution. We look for entry points, food sources, shelter, and other conditions that attracted the animal in the first place.

🔨 Preventing the problem from happening again. Whenever possible, exclusion and repairs are an important part of wildlife management. Removing one animal doesn’t help much if the next one can walk right through the same hole!

And remember: humane doesn’t mean DIY. Wildlife can bite, scratch, carry diseases and parasites, and behave unpredictably when frightened or confined. In Tennessee, nuisance wildlife control is also regulated, which is another reason to make sure you’re working with a properly permitted professional.

Our goal at ACES isn’t simply to “catch something.” It’s to determine what’s happening, why it’s happening, and the safest and most humane way to solve it.

🎰 Don’t gamble with wildlife—let ACES give you a hand!

What nickname is also associated with a groundhog?
08/19/2026

What nickname is also associated with a groundhog?

🦫🏡 TUESDAY TIPS WITH JIMMY & DRAKEHow to Keep Your Yard Off the Groundhog “Best Places to Live” List!Yesterday we talked...
08/11/2026

🦫🏡 TUESDAY TIPS WITH JIMMY & DRAKE
How to Keep Your Yard Off the Groundhog “Best Places to Live” List!

Yesterday we talked about why you may be seeing more groundhog activity right now… so today, let’s talk about how to make sure YOUR property isn’t the hottest address on the block! 😂

Groundhogs are looking for three main things: FOOD, WATER & SHELTER. If your yard offers all three, they may decide to move right in.

🔨 Jimmy says: Cut off the housing market!
Groundhogs love digging beneath decks, porches, sheds and other structures. Block access to tempting areas with properly installed barriers or exclusion materials. Remember—groundhogs are excellent diggers, so simply blocking an opening at ground level may not be enough.

🌿 Drake says: Don’t open a free buffet!
Gardens, fallen fruit, tender plants and easily accessible vegetation can make your yard VERY appealing. Pick up fallen produce, harvest gardens regularly and consider sturdy fencing around areas they keep visiting.

🌱 Keep things trimmed.
Tall grass, brush piles and overgrown vegetation provide cover and make groundhogs feel safer traveling through your property. Keeping vegetation maintained around buildings can make the area less inviting.

💧 Watch the water sources.
Leaky outdoor faucets, standing water and other easy water sources are another perk wildlife will happily take advantage of.

👀 Pay attention to NEW holes.
A large burrow entrance near a porch, shed, foundation or other structure deserves a closer look. Groundhog burrow systems can be much more extensive underground than that innocent-looking hole suggests!

♠️ And if one has already decided your home deserves five stars… call ACES.

We can help identify what’s attracting them, determine where they’re living and develop a plan to address the problem.

Don’t gamble with wildlife — let ACES give you a hand! 🃏

🦫🌿 THE MORE YA KNOW MONDAY! 🌿🦫Seeing a LOT more groundhogs lately? You’re not imagining it!Late summer can bring a notic...
08/10/2026

🦫🌿 THE MORE YA KNOW MONDAY! 🌿🦫

Seeing a LOT more groundhogs lately? You’re not imagining it!

Late summer can bring a noticeable increase in groundhog activity, and there’s a good reason for it: they’ve got some serious eating to do! 😋

As summer begins winding down, groundhogs start spending more time feeding and building up the fat reserves they’ll rely on during winter hibernation. That can mean more time out of the burrow — and more chances for YOU to spot them.

You may notice them:

🌱 Feeding in yards, gardens & landscaping
☀️ Out and about during daylight hours
🏠 Exploring around sheds, decks & foundations
🕳️ Digging new burrows or expanding existing ones
🚗 Wandering farther in search of good food sources

Young groundhogs born earlier in the year are also becoming more independent, which can add to the number of animals moving around and looking for territory of their own.

And while that chunky little groundhog waddling across the yard may look harmless, their burrowing is no joke. Groundhog tunnels can extend beneath sheds, porches, concrete slabs and other structures, potentially causing erosion and undermining areas around your property.

So if it suddenly feels like your neighborhood has become Groundhog Central, there’s a reason!

🎰 Don’t gamble with wildlife — let ACES give you a hand!
ACES Wildlife Solutions

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117A Harris Street
Goodlettsville, TN
37072

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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