Wildlife removal in Louisiana
Louisiana runs from coastal marsh to piney woods and river bottom, and the calls follow: armadillos and nutrias in the yard, feral hogs in the field, raccoons and opossums in the attic. Commercial nuisance wildlife work is done by operators permitted by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF).
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Louisiana wildlife removal FAQ
Yes. Paid nuisance wildlife control is done by operators permitted by LDWF, and the department publishes the current list with the parishes and the species each one covers.
Each LDWF listing names the parishes the operator serves, and some cover a whole region or the state. This directory follows those parish assignments, so one operator can appear on several city pages.
Nutria are an invasive South American rodent that burrows into marsh banks and levees, and LDWF lists them for most operators, along with armadillos, feral hogs and beavers.
Listings come from LDWF’s published nuisance wildlife control operator list, matched by parish coverage and the species each operator handles.