Gophers create tunnel systems that provide protection and a means of collecting food.
Gophers are generally about a foot long. Their colors vary from black and brown, and they have very soft fur. You may see their burrows in your yard; they look like horseshoe-shaped mounds.
Why are they in my yard?
They feed on many plants, weeds, and gardens
These animals are most active in the spring and summer, when your soil is at its prime
Are Gophers a danger to my family?
Gophers are known to carry many diseases, from rabies to monkey pox
They damage your lawn by burrowing underneath and making mounds
Since their fur is heavily infested with insects, there is a risk of those pests being transferred to your home
It’s common for pets to dig into gopher burrows, which may result in a bite from the gopher
How can Warner’s help me?
We are able to trap and relocate these animals.
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