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Mississippi Wildlife Control Operators Listing |
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NWCO's are organized alphabetically by town. Please remember that different companies will travel different distances depending on the nature of the problem. Sometimes, if the NWCO you contacted cannot help, he may be able to refer you to someone else or offer to train you how to resolve the problem. Government based listings are provided at the head of each list, if available. We would appreciate recommendations for government or organizational sites that list businesses. Let us know about them by e-mail webmaster Of course, feel free to make us aware about broken links too. Disclaimer: This listing of businesses is offered by ICWDM as a public service. The presence or lack of presence of a business or entity on this list implies neither an endorsement or criticism by the ICWDM. ICWDM strongly recommends that property owners carefully investigate any wildlife control business before engaging its services. We have provided information to help you evaluate a business. Please read it carefully. BEFORE YOU HIRE A NUISANCE WILDLIFE CONTROL OPERATOR (short version) or (long version) |
Mississippi Wildlife, Fisheries & Parks
When making inquiries, it may be helpful to know state regulations regarding nuisance permits. Here it is as quoted from the State of Mississippi.
Permission is hereby granted to (applicant) to live trap and relocate nuisance animals in the State of Mississippi. All employees of (applicant) actively engaged in trapping nuisance wildlife must possess a valid Mississippi Trapping License. Animals captured must be released upon lands and in areas for which the landowner has given permission. No game animal or furbearer may be euthanized without specific approval by the Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks. Species covered by this permit include all native game species, native furbearers and bats. Permits must be obtained from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to trap and relocate migratory species. For further information contact Ricky Flynt.
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| Town | Name | Contact | ||
| Horn Lake | Jim Tanner | 662-280-5971 | ||
| Raymond | Mike McDowell | 601-966-5539 | ||
11/15/2007
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