Poison free Pest Control service

Pesticide use in America

We never use chemical solution to deal with any wildlife problems here at RF Wildlife. Poison free pest control is the only way we deal with wildlife problems. In the USA 77 Million lbs. of pesticides used annually by home owners. Produce farms in the USA use less pesticide per acre than our typical home owner, as a matter of fact going acre to acre comparison farms use ten times less pesticide than home owners. According to national hospital surveys approximately 20,000 people receive emergency care every year for pesticide poisoning. Poison free wildlife control is the only method we endorse.

Millions of Birds killed Yearly by pesticides

Poison free pest control is slowly becoming the go to approach to pest problems. In 1962 biologist Rachel Carson book silent spring warned of the effects the use of DDT was having on birds. 1972 DDT was banned as a result to Carsons work. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service estimates that 67 million birds die every year from pesticides. Legal pesticides harm birds. Dozens of legal pesticides kill birds even if used properly.. In the wildlife control industry rodenticides are the number one killer of non target birds. We never use rodenticides when controlling rodent problems. Animals can eat the rodents off of our traps without any fear of poisoning.

Skunks Killed by Pesticides poison free pest control to save money

Skunks are the main animal we deal with killed by rodenticide poisoning. They will readily eat the mice and the rodent poison itself. As a result the skunk ends up dyeing in areas with limited access. Under decks and in crawlspaces without access is most common. $10 worth of mouse poison ends up being thousands of dollars in removal and repair work, never mind that a dead skunk smells much worse than a live skunk. Poison free rodent extermination costs more than Rodenticides, but is a better choice for your family and the environment. RF Wildlife offers a non-toxic pest control approach for rodents and skunks.

Rodenticides

Rodenticides are pesticides, used to kill small mammals. These products are also dangerous and potentially deadly to people and other animals that consume them, or the rodents that do. Rodenticides are a quick fix not a solution. They do work well, but the side effects make their use less desirable than trapping and exclusion. We do not use Rodenticides and only offer trapping and exclusion (animal proofing) to our clients. Do rodenticides work for bat control? No poisons on the market are legal to use on Bats, and bat exclusion is the only safe and effective way to get rid of bats.

Poison free pest control is making pesticides a thing of the past

Heath and environmentally conscience no longer look to pesticides as the solution. Poison free pest control solutions are better for the environment and health of our clients. More and more people are looking for companies like RF Wildlife who control pest problems using a poison free approach. Knowing the behavior patterns and why animals do the things they do is more important than knowing what chemical to use. Fixing construction areas used by wildlife is a permanent solution.

NWCO’s Nuisance Wildlife Control Operators Use non-toxic wildlife solutions

NWCO’s Nuisance Wildlife Control Operators are leaders in the non toxic pest control industry. Exterminators are starting to offer such services, but we NWCO’s have an industry standard of providing permanent solutions that are poison free. Call or hit the contact link for poison free pest control, We pride ourselves in never being a dead end to people who contact us. I will try to direct you to a person in your area if you are outside our service area or asking for a service we do not provide. Poison free pest control solutions is all we provide.

Poison-free pest control is an environmentally friendly approach to managing pests that involves using non-toxic methods to prevent and control infestations. Here are some examples of poison-free pest control methods:

1. Integrated pest management (IPM): IPM is a holistic approach to pest control that involves using a combination of methods to prevent and control infestations. This may include habitat modification, exclusion, trapping, and other non-toxic methods.
2. Physical barriers: Physical barriers, such as screens, netting, and caulking, can be used to prevent pests from entering your home or garden.
3. Biological control: Biological control involves introducing natural predators, such as ladybugs or nematodes, to control pest populations.
4. Habitat modification: Modifying the habitat around your home or garden can make it less hospitable to pests. For example, removing standing water can prevent mosquito breeding, while planting certain herbs and flowers can repel insects.
5. Traps: Live traps can be used to capture and release rodents or other small animals, while sticky traps can be used to capture insects.

Poison-free pest control is a safe and effective way to manage pest problems without harming the environment or putting your family and pets at risk. Consider using these methods if you have a pest problem on your property.