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Southern Wildlife Control, LLC is a Macon, Georgia based small business serving the middle Georgia Area. In addition to Macon and Warner Robins, we respond to wildlife problems in Gray, Milledgeville, Eatonton, Monticello, Juliette, Forsyth, Gordon, Griffin, Thomaston, Barnesville, Roberta, Fort Valley, Perry, Centerville, Byron, Bonaire, Dublin, Eatonton, Cochran and the many smaller communities in the middle Georgia area.
Our technicians are all licensed wildlife control operators. We have over 40 years of experience with animals and wildlife through trapping and other outdoor pursuits.
In addition to licensing by the State of Georgia Department of Natural Resources/ Wildlife Resources Division, we have certifications from the National Wildlife Control Operators Association, the National Wildlife Damage Management Academy, Bat Conservation International, Bird Barrier of America, and the National Goose Academy. We attend training seminars regularly to keep current on wildlife damage management practices. We are bonded and insured for the protection of your property and assets.
Southern Wildlife Control is not a free service. We have a fee for our wildlife control services. Please call for quotes and service availability.
We are here to help you, resolve your human vs. wildlife related conflicts. We perform our services in accordance with the laws of Georgia and the regulations of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
Southern Wildlife Control is owned and operated by C R (Rick) Benson. Rick was the first Certified Wildlife Control Professional in the state of Georgia. He is a member of several professional and trade related organizations, including National Wildlife Control Operators Association, Bat Conservation International, Georgia Trappers Association, National Trappers Association, Fur Takers of America, Georgia Wildlife Federation and the National Rifle Association.
Rick firmly believes that you deserve the best service possible and he will stay with you until you are satisfied that your problem has been solved.