Wilcox Wildlife Services

07/25/2026

Got to spend some time turtle trapping this past week!

07/11/2026

Raccoons are a very common sight in our line of work but it’s not often we run across one like this!

05/29/2026

Traps are loaded and off to the next two farms. We’re starting this summer with more equipment than ever and we’re excited to be able to cover more ground at one time. If you’re having a problem with nuisance wildlife we want to help! Whether it’s one animal or hundreds, we can handle it.

05/25/2026

A little info on the traps we use to control rodents.

05/22/2026

Unboxing some new equipment for this summer.

04/14/2026

The rat population in Central Kentucky is growing rapidly and we’re receiving more and more calls about them. If you’re having trouble with rats contact us!

04/13/2026

This years litter have been born and will be out on their own in a few short weeks. They’re hungry, curious, and ready to cause trouble. If you have any pesky youngsters hanging around where they shouldn’t contact us! We can help!

02/17/2026

Our new website is live! Visit it to learn more about the wildlife we control, our services, and what we do.

With over 35 years of experience trapping and managing wildlife in Kentucky we provide professional wildlife removal services suited to your needs. From Thoroughbred horse farms to your own back yard and anything in between we have your wildlife issues covered. We specialize in wildlife management o...

01/30/2026

With the freezing temps we have been experiencing the last few days critters are trying to find somewhere warm to hunker down more than ever.
Now would be a great time to check for rodent signs under and behind kitchen appliances such as stoves, dishwashers, sinks, refrigerators, etc. Any holes for water lines, electric lines or dryer vents are easy access points for rodents or other vermin to slip into your home.
If you’re having trouble with critters trying to stay with you during this winter weather give us a call!

01/13/2026

Interesting catch this morning, caught this red fox on his way back from getting groceries.