Allen County

Huntertown Wildlife Trapping

Just north of Fort Wayne along the Lima Road corridor, Huntertown is one of Allen County's fastest-growing communities, with new subdivisions built right up against the farmland and Cedar Creek bottomland that surrounds it.

Wildlife Pressure in Huntertown

Huntertown has grown quickly over the past decade, with new subdivisions off Carroll Road, Hursh Road, and Union Chapel Road replacing what used to be open farm ground in Perry Township. That transition is exactly the kind of landscape mole, raccoon, groundhog, and possum problems come from: freshly graded, irrigated lawns sit right next to the drainage ditches, fence rows, and remaining cropland those animals already call home, so wildlife doesn't have far to travel to find a new yard to dig into.

Cedar Creek runs along the east side of town, and the low, moist ground near the creek and its tributary ditches holds the grubs and earthworms moles feed on well into the fall, long after drier yards elsewhere have dried out. Newer homes along the creek corridor and the subdivisions backing up to farm fields are where we get the most mole-tunnel and groundhog-burrow calls in Huntertown, plus raccoons denning in attics and chimneys of homes near the remaining wooded fence rows.

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Call or text (574) 527-5765 for a free estimate on your Huntertown property.

Why Huntertown Calls Us

Many of Huntertown's subdivisions have gone up in just the last several years, which means a lot of homeowners are dealing with their first mole or groundhog problem and don't yet know who to call. We're set up to respond fast to the Carroll Road, Hathaway Road, and SR 3 corridors without the wait times a crew based further south in Fort Wayne can have getting out to the north side of the county.

Because Huntertown backs up to active farmland on several sides, groundhog burrows near sheds, pole barns, and garden beds are one of the most common calls we take here — often from homeowners who've just moved in and are seeing their first burrow entrance under a storage shed or along a fence line.

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