Captain Critter Wildlife Control

08/28/2026

Mostly Eclipse Blood Moon was pretty sick tonight! 🩸🌚

08/27/2026

I love seeing our REAL FL local natives enjoying their territory! Remember yall if you move to FL the water thats wet has Gators, if yall don't like it then we're not the state for yall. Very easy to coexist with them just use common sense, keep your distance & especially your small dogs and kids away from the waters edge & be observant when by the water & you'll be perfectly fine! People that get attacked could of avoided it every single time(respect their territory) Gators are just doing what Gators do.
Oh & with the college season coming up Let's Go Gators!
🤙🖤🐊🏈✊️

08/27/2026

Wild Cruise in Palm Coast after wrapping up another successful job. Lot of cold bloodeds were out & about after the storm. A couple juvenile swamp pups & a big ole swamp pup 6-7ft at least definitely longer than I am tall(6'3), then a smaller cottonmouth(perfect example they DO NOT chase people on purpose that is a folk myth "fish story", if someone was "chased" its the snake protecting itself & their too close to begin with in their territory) some beautiful water fowl & some invasive hog evidence. Always a Blast crusing thru our Wild FL the ONLY way FL should be! 🤙🛹🐊🐊🐊🪶🐍☣️🫶✊️

08/27/2026

No more bat caves down the chimney! 🚫🦇🛠🏠

08/27/2026

Happy 🐶 Maya! 🥰🐾 My 1st rescue when I started out in the wildlife industry, found her wondering an apt complex in Orlando I was doing a rodent job at all week, she had a collar but with no tag, bleeding tail & immediately came running up for pets. No one was looking for her, I asked around, talked to the office and nothing no one knew this dog. So she came home with me, couldn't just leave her there and the next day she came back with me to work, Orange County AC came out to meet me to check for a chip and nothing, he told me they were only giving new intakes a week tops before being put down so yeahhhh she came home with me again, I posted up flyers and gave some to the office but never got a call so she offically became part of the family & even walked me down the isle & stoop up with is when Ashley Vallejo & me got married. She is such a blessing every single day! We Love You 3000 Maya!

08/26/2026

Active squirrel nest with crying babies heard, mom was having trouble getting back in so popped open the soffit to give her access to her young & installed a deterrent to evict them all together safely. 🙏🚼🐿🫡

08/26/2026

FL you WILD! 🤙🐾🐍

Florida's Giant Pythons Are Being Driven Back by Something They Did Not Expect
The Everglades has always looked like a place where the largest creature in the swamp should have the final word.
Beneath the sawgrass, through the dark canals and flooded forests, Burmese pythons have grown into some of the most formidable predators in Florida.
Some reach 20 ft long. Some can swallow animals that seem impossibly large for a snake.
For years, every new discovery appeared to strengthen the same conclusion. The pythons were spreading, native animals were disappearing, and the swamp seemed to have very few ways to answer back.
But deep inside Big Cypress National Preserve, researchers placed cameras beside a python nest and watched something that changed the story.
A native bobcat found the eggs. It did not simply wander past them. It returned.
Night after night, the animal came back to the same place, removed eggs from the nest, and carried some away to hide for later.
Nearby, other native predators were beginning to exploit another vulnerable stage in the python's life.
Florida kingsnakes were taking young pythons. Opossums were feeding on eggs. What had once looked like a one sided invasion was beginning to resemble something much more complicated.
The adult snakes were still there. The swamp had not suddenly become safe. But somewhere beneath the headlines about giant snakes, a new battle was taking shape, one that humans had not planned and could not easily control.
And if the Everglades had finally learned how to attack the python at the one stage where it was most vulnerable, could this small change become powerful enough to alter the future of the entire invasion?....