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Wildlife Control in Bulverde, Texas Where Ranchland Meets New Homes
Bulverde homesites often sit on land that was working ranch not long ago, so the same property can have hogs rooting the new landscaping, coyotes crossing the back acreage, and a skunk under the porch. We handle the outdoor pressure and the problems at the house, so you only need one call.
FROM RANCH TO HOMESITE
The Land Was a Ranch Longer Than It Has Been a Neighborhood
Much of Bulverde was ranch and farm land before it was divided into acreage homesites. The fences changed, but the routes hogs and coyotes used to cross it did not, and the remaining open tracts between properties still give them cover. Irrigated lawns and beds on two- to ten-acre lots offer hogs softer rooting than the surrounding pasture, coyotes check homesites for pets, poultry, and small livestock, and new construction leaves gaps under porches and slabs that skunks and armadillos are quick to find.
OUR SERVICES
Outdoor Pressure and Problems at the House
Bulverde properties usually need help on both fronts, so we cover land management and residential wildlife removal in one visit.
​WHY TXWML
One Call for the Pasture Fence and the Attic
Most companies handle either ranch wildlife or house wildlife. Bulverde properties usually have both, and the same visit can cover a hog crossing at the back fence and a skunk under the front porch.
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Kevin Luce owns the company and has hunted and trapped Texas wildlife for more than 30 years. You talk to him directly, and he does the work himself, from the acreage to the attic.
Watered lawns and beds hold softer soil and more grubs than the pasture around them, and the land likely sat on an existing hog route long before it was developed.
Yes, especially where pets, poultry, or small livestock are kept outside at night.
Yes. We cover both, often in the same visit.
Yes. The gate only drops when we trigger it remotely, so pets near the trap will not set it off.
Fresh, irrigated sod is easy digging and full of insects and grubs, which is what armadillos feed on.
Often, yes. If they have found shelter under a porch or slab and food in the lawn, they have little reason to leave.
No. Close to homes and in subdivisions we use trapping. Firearms are reserved for larger tracts where they are legal and safe.
Your acreage, what you are seeing outside and in the house, whether you keep animals outdoors, and any photos or camera footage.