Binghamton  Wildlife Removal Call    607-321-7694 and talk to JOSH

Animal Control For Broome County

Removing!

Squirrels

Skunks

Raccoons

Birds 

Woodchucks

Rats/Mice

Fox/yote

Dead Animal Removal and Cleanup

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Frequently Asked Questions

Binghamton Animals we Removal 

Squirrels (Grey, Red, Flying), Skunks, Raccoons, Woodchucks/Groundhogs, Birds, Fishers, Rats/Mice (for extermination), Foxes, Coyotes."  

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Binghamton Wildlife we don't REMOVE!

Snakes: It is illegal to touch them. Bats: Touching them is prohibited. You may only install a bat door and seal the area. Cats and Dogs: We do not handle these animals; please contact your local town services. In case of a Bat EMERGENCY, open two doors or windows to create an airflow. The bat will locate this and exit. 
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Binghamton Animal Control Pricing 

- Setup Fee: $250 to $350. An additional fee may apply for releasing, rebaiting and so on - Price per animal: $90 to $150, varying by species. A discount is offered for each additional animal per day/trip beyond the first. - Check/Travel fee: $50 to $100 daily, based on distance. Homeowners typical check traps once per day by law.  Inspections: $150 to $250, influenced by property size, whether the inspection is inside/outside, time required, and specific areas such as the basement/attic, fireplace, living area, and crawl spaces. Typically, inspections cost $150 for every 45 minutes. - Waste Removal: Estimated on-site. - Repair/Exclusion: Estimated on-site. - Typical job costs range from $400 to $1200. - EMERGENCY services start at a minimum of $500. 

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Broome County Contacts?

Contacting via calling is you best option. You may send a text but it will be followed by me calling until we are contracted not much correspondence will occur over texting. I answer the phone during business hours and return call immediately once seen. After hours phone is typical turned off and contact is only with client that are actively contracted at that time. So unless you send a text that it an emergency and pay a fee prior to appointment you wont be able to reach me. 

Broome County Catch and Release/ LAW!

Catching an animal on a property and releasing it elsewhere is illegal ($1000 Dollar fine). Any animal captured on a property must be released there; if not, the law requires it to be euthanized, followed by cremation or burial. For additional laws and regulations, please visit the DEC website at https://dec.ny.gov/nature/animals-fish-plants/nuisance-wildlife-species/remove-take-legally." 

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Traps/ Tools Available in Binghamton NY  

We do have Havahart traps but don't typical use them because they are unreliable. We have invested in a professional line of traps. We also prefer setting up positive sets. These are trap setups without bait typical placed over the animals main entry/ exit. This reduce the amount of none target animals caught and better success rate when they must leave within 72hr for water. We also have professional grade nets, dog pole, and Gloves for a wide range of animals and scenarios.

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Binghamton PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW! 

#1 CATCH AND RELEASE - Animals learn from their experiences. If you catch and release them, it becomes increasingly difficult for me to trap them again. Squirrels and Raccoons, for instance, will rarely enter a trap once they've been caught. I had one raccoon that learned how to open cages, although professional traps like Havahart are effective, they are not completely reliable. Therefore, please either contact me or humanely euthanize the animal if necessary. Do not attempt to call me if you have already caught and released these two animals; it's not fair to me, and I will find out quickly. My method is very systematic, designed to minimize mistakes and swiftly remove wildlife. However, remember that dealing with wildlife is never straightforward. #2 DIY Gentlemen/Ladies - If you happen to catch a skunk while attempting to trap groundhogs, please feel free to call me.