Beaver Removal

At Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Management, we offer specialized beaver pest control solutions to safeguard your property and restore environmental balance. Here’s our approach to managing beaver intrusions:

At Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Management, based in Iowa City, we offer specialized beaver control services. Our primary objective is to prevent beaver-related disturbances and maintain the tranquility of your property. Count on our skilled team to provide a secure and calm environment, free from the disruptions caused by these animals.

Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Management handles a variety of wildlife and pest issues. We are fully equipped to manage diverse challenges:

All-Inclusive Wildlife Management
Whether it’s raccoons digging through your garbage or squirrels setting up residence in your attic, our team expertly handles all kinds of wildlife problems. We employ humane relocation techniques to safely and responsibly remove these animals from your property.

Advanced Insect Control
Whether it’s termites damaging your home or ants invading your kitchen, our insect control solutions are designed to eliminate and prevent these pests effectively. Our targeted strategies ensure your home stays insect-free.

Comprehensive Rodent Control
If mice or rats have invaded your home, our effective rodent control techniques will swiftly and thoroughly remove these pests. We make sure your living spaces remain rodent-free, giving you lasting peace of mind.

Beavers are primarily nocturnal, often seen at dawn or dusk. Watch for beavers swimming in nearby waters or chewing on trees close to the shoreline. These behaviors clearly indicate beaver activity.

Beavers are notorious for building dams and felling trees. Look for freshly gnawed trees, usually with pointed stumps, and dams across streams or culverts. These structures can disrupt water flow and cause flooding if not managed.

Beaver tracks are distinctive, featuring webbed hind feet and smaller front paws. You might also notice smooth paths, known as slides, leading from water to areas with cut trees. Beavers create these slides by dragging branches and logs to their dams or lodges.