Wildlife Pest Control Handbook 4th ed. Rev & Expanded

How to Run a Successful of Part-time Business Working to Solve Problems Between People and Wildlife

The Wildlife Pest Control Handbook details how to start a service industry business in resolving customer conflicts with nuisance wildlife. The business of wildlife control has low investment costs to get started and is relatively recession proof. Phil Nichols summarizes his years of wildlife control experience into simple and straightforward tips to help you start your business and handle client problems with common wildlife species successfully. Chapters include business considerations, marketing and promotion, handling skunks, raccoons, ground hogs, tree squirrels, muskrats, feral cats, coyotes and foxes, common birds (such as pigeons), Canada geese, beavers, bats, and more. This book is based on his 2006 (third) edition, but has been edited by Stephen M. Vantassel. While much is the same, the text has been improved and content expanded and updated to account for changes in the wildlife control and wildlife damage management industry.