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 Coyote control and fox control are solutions to problems that are are becoming more and more numerous in urban areas. As we continue to build, we move out into their territory, and confine them in our territories. Urban expansion forces prey species such as rabbits, squirrels, and birds into limited green spaces. These undeveloped areas are a beacon to crafty predators like coyotes and foxes. Unfortunately, the easiest prey may be our beloved household pets.
With the increase in exposure to canine predators, comes the increased risk of disease transmission. Both are carriers of rabies and other diseases like parvo and distemper. Although coyotes can sometimes be seen in pairs or groups, they often hunt alone. They have adapted to a nocturnal lifestyle and they can sometimes be heard at night. It is much more common to hear a coyote’s howls, yips, or barks than to see one. Occasionally, pups are seen in or near yards, indicating that a coyote or fox den is nearby. Protective parents are more likely to be territorial and stand their ground when confronted.
 While foxes are smaller than coyotes, they pose the same danger. There have been several reports of rabies in foxes this past year in the southern United States. In some states, they are the number one carriers of rabies. It is important to consult a healthcare professional immediately if any wildlife has bitten you.
Fox control and Fox removal services give an important reminder that coyotes and foxes are wild animals and should not be fed. There are no effective repellents or deterrents available. The only fox control or coyote control measures are fox and coyote removal and relocation through trapping. Fox trapping and coyote trapping should only be attempted by the licensed and experienced Fox Control and Coyote Removal Specialists at Trutech. Anyone who attempts to confront or capture any wildlife puts themselves in grave danger.
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