Bird Control, Geese Removal & Pigeon Deterrent News

Top 12 Training Tips for your Dog

January 2, 2017
6 Things You're Doing Right with Your Dog 1. Researching Your Breed Before Buying Researching your breed before you buy is so important because it helps you be honest about the effort you are realistically able to put into your dog. While some breeds of dog are great family dogs,... Read More
Your Dog

Summer Ends While Planning for Structural Bird Work Begins

August 31, 2016
Did you know pest birds cause $30-50 million in damages to properties, assets, roofs, and ventilation systems annually? Property managers are constantly balancing their property's structural needs with increasing building/ environmental regulations and constrained maintenance budgets. However, over 50% of structural property maintenance repair occurs between May and September, but... Read More
Bird Work Begins

Fall Migration Brings Property Manager Frustration

August 17, 2016
Beginning in September through as late as November, nearly 5 million Canada Geese migrate from Canada to warmer climates in the southern United States. Covering the full length of the migration path can take several weeks. During this time Canada Geese relocate in flocks of a dozen to thousands to... Read More
Fall Migration Brings Property Manager Frustration

Meet our Dog Trainer…Amy Dunlap

May 10, 2016
Amy Dunlap began training at Migratory Bird Management in October of 2015. She is a certified dog trainer through Animal Behavior College graduating from Animal Behavior College in June of 2014, while her husband was an Army Ranger at Fort Benning. During her schooling, Amy was mentored by Johanna Carmack... Read More
Amy Dunlap

For MBM, Training isn’t limited to Spring

April 20, 2016
Spring is a time for renewal: people begin to act or continue to build upon their New Year resolutions, Major League Baseball teams prepare for the regular season, and college students head to the gym to prepare for Spring Break. But for Migratory Bird Management, spring is a time when... Read More
Training isn't limited to Spring

Creepy, Crawly Facts about Office Building Bed Bugs

November 9, 2015
By Carla Wagner, Operations Manager, Canine Detection & Inspection Services One would think that the potential for bed bugs in office buildings would be extremely low, given the lack of, well, beds. Unfortunately, that's not what pest professionals in the field are encountering. One of our Canine Detection & Inspection... Read More
One of our Canine Detection & Inspection Services’ dogs, Luke, during an office inspection

Avian Flu: What You Should Know

October 1, 2015
We have gotten numerous emails and letters lately with questions about the Avian Flu, as well as consulting jobs to help prevent it. The following is what we know about the current US Avian Flu outbreak. Firstly, there is no reason to panic. There have been ZERO human cases of... Read More
Avian Flu

From Goose Chasing to Bed Bugs?

May 4, 2015
The ever growing resume of man’s best friend By Carla Wagner –Biologist –Wild Goose Chase – Canine Detection & Inspection Services Business travelers beware: in the past few years there has been an explosion in the bed bug population, and you don’t have to travel overseas for these pesky pin... Read More
From Goose Chasing to Bed Bugs?

Liability, Lawsuits, and Avian Wildlife

April 20, 2015
When most people think about conflicts with wild birds, they usually think of the mess they leave behind, i.e. droppings. This is certainly one of the biggest concerns for Canada Geese and the foundation for much of our business. However, this time of year, namely nesting season, there is an... Read More