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Tennessee Wildlife Control Services

Willie’s Wildlife: Ethical & Humane Tennessee Wildlife Control

Wildlife is a vital part of our ecosystem, but it can also cause thousands of dollars in damage each year. At Willie’s Wildlife, we take a humane and ethical approach to wildlife management, prioritizing exclusion methods that protect your property while ensuring the safety of animals when possible.

We proudly serve homeowners, business owners, farmers, hunting clubs, cities, and townships, offering animal control solutions that promote conservation and long-term coexistence. Unlike traditional animal control methods, we try to focus on prevention over punishment, ensuring that both landowners and wildlife benefit from our services.

When you need expert animal control with a commitment to ethical practices,

Willie’s Wildlife is your trusted solution.

Serving Anderson County, Roane County, Cumberland County and Campbell County.

HUMANE, COMPASSIONATE, EFFECTIVE WILDLIFE CONTROL SERVICES

WE ARE AVAILABLE FOR CONSULTATION AND FOR TRAP RENTALS

Tennessee Wildlife Control

Wildlife can be fun and enjoyable but it also causes thousands of dollars in damage every year. We take a humane and ethical approach to mitigating damage caused by wildlife. We serve homeowners, business owners, farmers, hunting clubs, cities and townships. Keep scrolling for more information.

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Our Service Area

Damage Mitigation

Our approach is to mitigate or eliminate wildlife damage in an economical humane and environmentally friendly way. Wildlife can be enjoyed without the huge cost of repairs. Often it is a simple matter of education for both the land owner and the animal.

Wildlife Exclusion

Keeping them out of your personal space. We use humane and ethical methods to encourage wildlife to remain outside using exclusion as well as education for the public as to what leads to wildlife problems.

Wildlife Removal

Only certain species are eligible for relocation and relocation is often discouraged as it stresses the wildlife which can lead to poor health conditions or death of wildlife. Our technicians will discuss options with you.

Meet Our Staff

Roger Bunch

Matthew Bunch

Michael Bunch

TN State Certified

Insured

Tennessee Wildlife Control Q

Frequent Questions

What are your rates?

Rates vary based on the job’s difficulty, the number of animals present, and the species involved. On average, you can expect to pay between $45 and $90 per individual catch. For example, capturing an easy-to-trap raccoon may cost $45 plus mileage, while a cunning fox in the same area could range from $90 to as much as $150, depending on the challenge. Beavers can also be particularly difficult and time-consuming to remove.

Do you relocate animals?

If permitted by law and requested by the landowner, we will comply with their wishes regarding relocation. However, the state of Tennessee prohibits the relocation and release of certain species.

Do you use humane methods?

Yes, we do everything within our power to ensure that wildlife is treated in a humane manner. Our goal is not to punish the animal but to find a solution to reduce conflict between wildlife and people.

Do you perform damage repairs?

We only do minor repairs such as closing a hole in underpin or decking, soffit, chimney caps etc. Major repairs must be done by another contractor. Our technician will determine if we can do any repairs.

Will my insurance cover this?

Homeowners insurance does at times cover costs for nuisance wildlife control, especially if the problem poses a risk to health or propperty. We advise you to reach out to your insurance provider to determine coverage. We also offer financing through Synchrony Bank.

What type payments do you accept?

We accept credit cards, debit cards, money orders and cash payments. If you are a business we will discuss options with you.

Do you catch dogs or cats?

We can catch domestic animals in certain circumstances however this is NOT a free service. The same fees applies as would be for wildlife control and in some cases we may be required to cooperate with local law enforcement to ensure the legality of such a catch.

Can I catch these myself?

Yes, you can legally trap them yourself but by Tennessee law you may not release them anywhere but back onto your own property. A certified ADCO is required to legally relocate. Relocation is prohibited for some species. You may be interested in our trap rental program.

" We are comitted to offering the best possible solution to human wildlife conflicts while practicing safe, humane and effective wildlife controls. "

Roger Bunch

CEO

Contact Us

Give us a brief description of the problem you have and one of our technicians will reach out to you. Please be as descriptive as possible. This will help us better understand your needs once we reach you. Alternatively you may also use our “Services Request Form”