
Coyote Control, Trapping & Removal Services
We can rid you of Coyote problems safely and efficiently
Coyotes are dog-like mammals with sharp teeth and thick grey fur. Coyotes weigh around 20-40 lbs and are typically nocturnal. During the warm summer months, coyotes may be more active during daylight hours. A coyote will enter into urban areas and near homes in search of food. When coyotes enter into these urban areas, they pose a risk to small pets such as cats or dogs. Coyotes are likely to prey on house pets if they come in close proximity to them on your property.
Have you encountered coyote tracks on your property? Whether you have small pets or not, it is important to call the experts at Trutech is you think you have a problem with coyotes. Our licensed specialists have extensive knowledge of wildlife management and are able to efficiently and humanely remove any coyotes from your property, whether dead or alive. Trutech’s coyote removal services are guaranteed to give you, and your pets, a peace of mind when it comes to feeling safe on your property.
To avoid a dangerous situation for both you and the coyote, avoid trying to capture one of these animals on your own. One of Trutech’s specialists has the skills to perform effective coyote control services to ensure that these animals stay off of your property and cause no harm to your pets or small children. Don’t wait- call the wildlife management experts at Trutech for all of your coyote removal and coyote control needs.

APPEARANCE
Smaller than wolves, coyotes grow to about the same size as medium dog breeds like German shepherds. They have large, pointed ears, narrow muzzles tipped with dark noses, and keen hearing and senses of smell. Most coyotes have grizzled, coarse fur gray or tan in color. Their bushy tails are often tipped with black. Most active at night, coyote howls and high-pitched yelps can be heard when they gather in social groups to hunt or feed.

DIET
As carnivores, coyotes hunt down small animals like squirrels, rabbits, and mice. Packs of the animal can take down larger prey such as deer. Additionally, they are not above scavenging for a meal and will eat carrion or garbage left by humans. Fruits, vegetables, and small creatures like frogs or crayfish also make up a small part of their diets.

HABITAT
The canines can live in nearly any conditions but prefer open plains and thinly forested areas. Their natural habitat ranges from Southern Central America to Northern Canada and across the entirety of the United States. Increasing numbers of coyotes are found in urban environments such as parks given suitable cover from predators. Deserts are also favorite habitats, as they are rife with prey like mice and lizards. We most commonly remove coyotes from properties in Georgia, Texas, North Carolina, Louisiana, and South Carolina. Contact your local Trutech office today to learn about our coyote removal and exclusion services!