Cass County, Indiana
A crew, not a call center
The Trapper is Adam Scott, Bentley and Barry — three men who do the work themselves. Whoever answers the phone is one of the ones setting the traps, which is the whole point.
Who you get
Adam Scott
Most people calling about wildlife have already tried something that didn't work. Grub treatment for a mole that doesn't eat grubs. A live trap from the hardware store set nowhere near an active run. A hole filled in while the animal was still under the shed.
Trapping isn't complicated, but it is specific. The animal has to be identified correctly, the set has to go where the animal actually travels, and the checks have to happen on schedule. Get any of those wrong and you're feeding wildlife instead of removing it.
The crew works out of Logansport and covers north central Indiana. We’ll tell you on the phone whether it’s worth coming out, and if trapping isn’t the right fix for what you’ve got, we’ll tell you that too.
How we work
The method depends on the animal: live trapping and relocation where it fits, exclusion for bats, and traps set in the runs for moles. All of it under Indiana Department of Natural Resources rules, which differ by species. You get a firm price at the inspection before anything starts.